bounce

to leave

i'ma bounce, i gotta get home

by drug whore August 28, 2003

bounce

not being in a relationship, instead having short encounters with several people

Jules: "Have you been single since then?"
Adam: "Of course not, I've bounced for a while."

by akronym87 April 23, 2008

bounce

1. To leave somewhere
2. To go somewhere

1. This party's draggin lets bounce.
2. Lets bounce on over to ......

by d August 28, 2003

bounce

1) (v) To leave, to get up, to break. "You mean bounce... I'm with you, bounce right outta NYC" -- Raekwon the Chef (??? 1995).
2) (n) Form of music from New Orleans. Check Mystikal's album for a song called "Neva gonna bounce".
3) (n) A reference to the Bankhead Bounce, a dance made famous in Atlanta rap music.

by VAKI5 September 14, 2003

bounce

"lets bounce" to go somewhere.
ie.

sam. lets bounce dave,
dave. ok babe.

come on guys lets bounce

by dave fenton October 27, 2006

bounce

to leave
to have sexual intercourse

We need to bounce before my mom gets home.
I bounced with that chick/guy all night.

by b-money August 28, 2003

bounce

1) an expression, or perhaps more appropriately, action of excitement, happiness, joy, etc. This interpretation is usually favored when asterisks are placed on either side of the term, i.e., *bounces*.

2) without the asterisks, bounce usually refers to the act of leaving.

1) I got the job! *bounces!*

2) I'm bored. Let's bounce.

by wandersfar April 9, 2006