Adjective:

डींगमार, डींगिया,

bouncing's Usage Examples:

Rocks kicked loose fell in silence until ricocheting and bouncing far below.

She grabbed the closest object, a brass paperweight, and hurled it at him, bouncing it off a picture of her shaking hands with the late governor, sending glass flying.

They were missing and the only person who gave a damn was Mrs. Wassermann, the mother of the bouncing boys.

A small rock trickled down, bouncing and skipping before stopping by Dean's shoe—the slight noise was a rumble in the mountain stillness.

Pumpkin trotted off, bouncing on legs Dean would die for.

It shot off the counter, hitting the block wall and bouncing off to roll across the floor and stop at Carmen's feet.

Destiny spotted him first and stood on her chair, bouncing up and down with excitement.

The rear end of the car danced sideways, bouncing like a horse kicking up its heels.

Fred's changed his bow tie three times and you're bouncing around here like a November turkey.

"I'll get you some food," Linda said, bouncing away.

Synonyms:

rebound, repercussion, recoil, backlash, bounce,

Antonyms:

tired, unalert, unanimated, spiritless, lethargic,