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bounce

1) to leave or move away from an area
2) to "escort" an unwanted guest from a party by any means necessary
3) when you have sex
1) come on homie, let's bounce
2) man, lets bounce those fools theyre dicks n theyre drinkin our alcohol
3) that bitch bounced on me all ngiht long
by jimre September 21, 2005
mugGet the bouncemug.

Bounced

That guy was on the roof, so he got bounced.
by TWH March 20, 2011
mugGet the Bouncedmug.

Bounce

by Wud_e July 5, 2002
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bounce

1. for a check to be returned from the bank because of insufficient funds

2. to send back a check (as in sense 1)

3. to leave

4 to throw someone out
They bounced the damn check again
by Light Joker February 2, 2007
mugGet the bouncemug.

bounce

"Hey man, this party is no fun. Let's bounce."
by trackstar August 28, 2003
mugGet the bouncemug.

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
mugGet the Bouncemug.

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
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