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Meaning of bounce out
Wordnet
bounce out (v)
bounce a ball so that it becomes an out
bounce out Sentence Examples
- As I tried to close the door, the cat managed to bounce out of the room, escaping into the yard.
- The basketball hit the rim and then bounced out, causing disappointment for the team.
- The cork from the champagne bottle unexpectedly bounced out and flew across the room.
- Despite our efforts to secure the lid, the jar's contents managed to bounce out, creating a mess on the countertop.
- The frog attempted to bounce out of the aquarium but was quickly caught by its owner.
- With a sudden jolt, the ball bounced out of the player's hands, leading to a turnover in the game.
- The excited puppy leaped onto the bed but promptly bounced out after realizing it was too high for him.
- Despite the closed windows, the bee somehow managed to bounce out of the room, leaving us relieved.
- The popcorn kernels began to bounce out of the pan as they popped, landing on the stovetop.
- The actor tried to deliver his line flawlessly, but it seemed to bounce out awkwardly, drawing laughter from the audience.
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bounce a ball so that it becomes an out
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As I tried to close the door, the cat managed to bounce out of the room, escaping into the yard.
The basketball hit the rim and then bounced out, causing disappointment for the team.
The cork from the champagne bottle unexpectedly bounced out and flew across the room.
Despite our efforts to secure the lid, the jar's contents managed to bounce out, creating a mess on the countertop.
