Bounce

Type of music genre, originating in New Orleans in the early 90s, also known as "that beat". Has a "Triggerman" or "Brown Beat" to it.The genre evolved quickly through the '90s. Throughout this decade the Take Fo' record label dominated the scene with artists such as DJ Jubilee, Da' Sha Ra', Willie Puckett, and Katey Red.

I hope the D.J. play some bounce tonight.

by Tessina W. March 12, 2008

Bounce

To restart or recycle as in a server.

"The RPC service was down so I called the network guys and had them bounce the server."

by Caroline Lienhardt December 11, 2003

Bounce

A modern version of the antiquated term dig, the ever-popular gotcha, that's hardcore or even "you know datright"...all in one.

Often said with a slow nodding of the head in approval.

Someone says ..."I told him what he could do with his stupid idea. Ya know what I'm sayin?"

"Bounce"

Nuff said

by Diesel Weasel January 27, 2008

Bouncing

–adjective
Bouncing is when two particularly amusing individuals coordinate impeccably to deliver outstanding humour, by alternating in conversation and playing off each others 'gags'.

Girl 1: That Angus and James' humour is so in sync
Girl 2: I know they've been bouncing off each other all night
Girl 3: Im going to see if i can interupt them and try and get with them
Girl 4: Not if i do first
Girl 2: Lets just all get with them simultaneously

Other three girls: you always were the brains of the group

by jp94062 July 29, 2011

bounced

(past tense ) when one has been thrown out of a venue by security

Lordy! Someone complained and we all got bounced out of the pub/club/social network

by adeybob January 9, 2014

bounced

When a person chooses one over another.

She was really into him but got bounced by the blonde girl.

by cherryheels6000 October 1, 2008

bounced

To be be barred from a website, message board etc; thrown out of a chat-room

I've been bounced off such-and-such social networking site

by Wally Greeninker May 18, 2010