Bounce

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Bounce may refer to:

  • Deflection, particularly of a solid object striking a surface

In entertainment:

In sports:

  • Bounce (jump), a type of jump seen in showjumping or eventing
  • Bounce (golf), a term referring to the shape of the head on certain golf clubs
  • Running bounce or bounce, a skill in Australian rules football when a player, while running, bounces the ball on the ground and back to himself
  • Ball-up or bounce, a skill in Australian rules football performed by umpires to create neutral commencements of play

In technology:

In other:

  • Bounce, a term used when a check is returned to a depositing bank because the owner of the account has Non-sufficient funds
  • Bounce (game), a popular mobile game by Nokia
  • Bounce (fabric softener), a U.S. brand of fabric softener sheet produced by Procter & Gamble, which is placed in a clothes dryer
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