bounce on it

Victorian slang term (most commonly used from the years 1839-1912) meaning to hurry up. Similar to the phrase 'step on it.' Experienced a recent surge in popularity due to its use in the movie Nosferatu (2024).

This paper is due in an hour, I gotta bounce on it!

by wordfactsunlimited March 8, 2025

Dead Elephant Bounce

A short-lived and delusional surge in the stock market or economy that occurs under conservative leadership. This usually happens after a crash, scandal, or policy blunder. It mimics a “dead cat bounce” but with heavier consequences, more denial, and louder press conferences. Symbolically named after the GOP elephant, it represents the false hope injected into markets by tax cuts, culture wars, or trickle-down talking points that no longer land.

Conservatives passed that stimulus for billionaires and called it a recovery. Dead elephant bounce if I’ve ever seen one.

by Jayley Weathers April 20, 2025

Bouncing Rabbit

When she go up and down on that meat pistol

Last night she gave me that bouncing rabbit special I’m ready to take her out the country!

by JU BABY November 21, 2022

bottom bouncing

Drifting eggs, lures, or jigs across the bottom of a river, lake or streams while fishing, for carp, catfish, walleye, trout or salmon

Hey man that's nice catfish how'd you catch it?

Just bottom bouncing chicken liver sacks

by BillyPilgrim94 December 19, 2019

a little bounce to the ounce

Pleasantly plump.

Gloria has a little bounce to the ounce, she's a great dancer, and she's good people.

by pentozali May 14, 2013

Bose bouncing

Playing very low notes on a bass guitar so loud as to shake a Bose amp from its foundation.

"Sorry about that track. My bassist was just Bose bouncing."

by Fish126 February 27, 2009

On the bounce

Secret; on the down low

Person 1: “wonder what they are plotting”
Person 2: “I don’t know they stay doing stuff on the bounce”

by NoBleu November 27, 2018