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British Slang: Bounce

Bounce [bauns]: To trick someone into believing or doing something. To forcefully evict someone. Arrogance, boasting, condescension. Rejection of a check by the bank due to insufficient funds. Meaning

Bounce [bauns]:

  • To trick someone into believing or doing something.
  • To forcefully evict someone.
  • Arrogance, boasting, condescension.
  • Rejection of a check by the bank due to insufficient funds.

Meaning of bounce from the English-Bulgarian dictionary:

  • To jump, bounce, rebound.
  • To make, convince.
  • To boast.
  • Bouncing, rebounding. Jump.
  • Shamelessness, boasting.

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