by Fish126 February 27, 2009

In the game of golf in the time of the corona virus, slices of pool noodles are placed in the hole cups making it easier to retrieve your golf ball from the cup. This lessens the spread of the virus. This also causes the ball to bounce out of the cup sometimes. When this happens the player still gets the credit for "sinking" the ball. Attributing the ball leaving the cup to a "noodle bounce".
On the last hole Chuck was going for the par and his best score. The ball went in but bounced out. We told him don't worry it was obviously a noodle bounce.
by big bbbbbbb May 23, 2020

Drifting eggs, lures, or jigs across the bottom of a river, lake or streams while fishing, for carp, catfish, walleye, trout or salmon
by BillyPilgrim94 December 19, 2019

by pentozali May 14, 2013

Person 1: “wonder what they are plotting”
Person 2: “I don’t know they stay doing stuff on the bounce”
Person 2: “I don’t know they stay doing stuff on the bounce”
by NoBleu November 27, 2018

Non-existent rise in one's popularity when a person's endorsement is presumed to help, named for the lack of a positive impact Gov. Tim Pawlenty's endorsement provided Gov. Mitt Romney in the 2012 Minnesota Republican caucus.
"I can't believe they didn't pick me for social chair, bro. Last year's president totally had my back."
"Yeah, that sucks, man--you got the Pawlenty Bounce."
"Yeah, that sucks, man--you got the Pawlenty Bounce."
by DeveDorbes March 14, 2012

by Legomydrlp September 2, 2022
