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1. (adj.) bouncing
stout, strong, or vigorous:
a bouncing baby.
2. bouncing
exaggerated; hearty; noisy.
Etymology: (1570–80)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) bounce, bouncing
rebounding from an impact (or series of impacts)
2. (adj) bouncing
vigorously healthy
"a bouncing baby"
3. (adj) bouncing, bouncy, peppy, spirited, zippy
marked by lively action
"a bouncing gait"; "bouncy tunes"; "the peppy and interesting talk"; "a spirited dance"
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) bouncing
stout; plump and healthy; lusty; buxom
2. (adj) bouncing
excessive; big
3. bouncing
of Bounce
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Sense: strong and lively
a bouncing baby.
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 Afrikaans: fris |
 Arabic: قَويُّ البَدَن |
 Bulgarian: енергичен |
 Brazilian: robusto |
 Czech: živý |
 German: stramm |
 Danish: struttende; sund |
 Greek: όλο ζωντάνια, ακμαίος |
 Spanish: robusto |
 Estonian: jõuline |
 Farsi: پر جنب و جوش |
 Finnish: eloisa |
 French: beau |
 Hebrew: חָסוֹן וּבָרִיא |
 Hindi: हट्टा-कट्टा |
 Croatian: jedar |
 Hungarian: életerős, eleven |
 Indonesian: kuat, sehat |
 Icelandic: hraustlegur, myndarlegur |
 Italian: esuberante |
 Japanese: 元気な |
 Korean: 활기 있는 |
 Lithuanian: gyvas, stiprus |
 Latvian: spēcīgs; mundrs |
 Malay: segar-bugar |
 Dutch: flink |
 Norwegian: robust, stor og kraftig |
 Polish: pełen werwy |
 Persian: پر جنب و جوش |
 Pashto: له جنب اوجوش سره |
 Portuguese: robusto |
 Romanian: plin de viaţă |
 Russian: крупный и подвижный |
 Slovak: živý |
 Slovenian: krepek |
 Serbian: poletan |
 Swedish: stor och kraftig, frisk o |
 Thai: มีพละกำลังและสุขภาพดี |
 Turkish: sağlıklı, bereketli |
 Taiwanese: 活蹦亂跳的 |
 Ukrainian: дужий |
 Urdu: زندگی سے بھر پور ، صحت من |
 Vietnamese: khoẻ mạnh |
 Chinese: 强壮的 |
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