Adjective:

બાઉન્સ,

bouncy's Usage Examples:

The Daily Beast described the song"s production as "so bouncy it"s almost coyish and flirty" and added that it was a counterbalance to the "raunchy" lyrics.

Their flights vary from the fast, erratic hairstreaks to the slow, bouncy blues.

Miller"s trademark clarinet-led reed section was decidedly "sweet," but the Miller catalog had no shortage of bouncy.

James Hamilton writing "Ultra-brite and bouncy TV theme really does get ‘em jiving" for his weekly disco music feature in Record Mirror.

music of Paraguay, which consists of lilting polkas, bouncy galopas, and languid guaranias is played on the native harp.

CompositionHarder, Better, Faster, Stronger is built around a bouncy keyboard riff sampled from the 1979 track Cola Bottle Baby by the funk musician Edwin Birdsong.

It had a bouncy feel to it.

The Bouncy or The Bouncy Bouncy is a sports celebration which involves jumping up and down on the spot while chanting the word "bouncy" or "Let"s all do.

In this bouncy disco-pop number, Prince explains that his lover is no one"s but his.

echoing, jangly pop rock guitars, dreamy guitar riffs, rumbling bass, clanging keyboards and bouncy, thunderous drums.

bouncy bit of lightweight fluff" with "the kind of direct, simple-minded cheeriness which should prove well nigh irresistible to those teenagers who have.

there are at least four, some would say seven, varieties: the bouncy schottische, the strong strathspey, the song or air strathspey, all three of which.

Synonyms:

bouncing, spirited, lively, peppy, zippy,

Antonyms:

cowardly, unenthusiastic, uneventful, tired, inelastic,