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British Slang: Bouncer

A bouncer is a security guard at nightclubs, concerts, and similar venues who ensures safety, checks the age of visitors, and removes problematic or intoxicated clients and other troublemakers. Also k

Bouncer

A security guard at nightclubs, concerts, and similar venues who ensures safety, checks the age of visitors, removes problematic clients and those in an intoxicated state, and other troublemakers.

Also known as a doorman, door supervisor, and cooler.

Meaning of 'bounce' from the English-Bulgarian dictionary:

  • I jump, I bounce, I rebound.
  • I force, I persuade.
  • I brag.
  • Bouncing, rebounding. A jump.
  • Shamelessness, boasting.

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