Bounce-Back-Ability 

The word was first used by Crystal Palace manager Ian dowie after his teams 3-1 home win against Wimbledon on. Saturday 31st January.
For this word to get into the english dictionary it must be used by a wide range of public.
Most famously is was used in the houses of parliment by a top MP!

My team showed real Bounce-back-ability today.

Bounce-Back-Ability by Matt October 23, 2004

Bounceability

A term used to describe the amount of resilience and elasticity of an object. Usually associated with tits, but can also be used to describe a nice ass. It is always good for a woman's breasts to have a fair amount bounceability. Too little is not good. Likewise too much can be bad as well. Bounceability in any other body part is most certainly frowned upon... unless you are into that kind of shit.
Bounceability can also be used as one of several standards of measurement for boobs, and is directly related cup size, perkiness, and amplitude of motion during ANY physical activity.

Damn! You see that fine bitch with C's running down the street? Them titties had some nice bounceability.

Bounceability by luvdemtitties69 December 2, 2010

bouncability 

To bounce back from adversity like a potato on a trampoline.

The bouncability is strong in this one.

bouncability by Eyron November 11, 2014

Bouncebility 

A very complicated process of ranking both a girls, hottness, overal performance and craziness in bed, and personality, and the likelihood of doing it with her on a giant bouncy slide.

If a girl is unwilling to wear handcuffs her bouncebility rating is greatly lowered.

Also size and weight are also taken into account the smaller they are the higher they bounce on the slide

Furthermore how much whipped cream you can put on her without her telling you its too much is also taken into account... Also how the taste of whipped cream off of her is also taken into account.

Dam she's fine, i would bounce her anyday..

Dude she already has handcuffs, AND A BOTTLE OF WHIPPED CREAM.
she's a ten on my bouncebility scale.

Bouncebility by hobitslutch April 1, 2009