Bounce off
A person usually male who frequently rejects intimate propositions from persons of the opposite sex.
Bounce off by Julli, Guddy, Hjorth and Tom December 17, 2008
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bounce off da hook
bounce off da hook by whitmore March 16, 2005
Bounce off the walls
I heard Tina broke up with her ex. I'm glad; he liked to make her bounce off the walls.
Or
Tina's abusive ex liked to bounce her off the walls.
Or
Tina's abusive ex liked to bounce her off the walls.
Bounce off the walls by Fromthe719 July 17, 2019
bounce off your thing
bounce off your thing by the 13th sin. August 3, 2021
Bounce it off the Turtle
When you are asked by senior management to evaluate an idea and he/she expects an answer with no time for proper due diligence. You are then forced to "bounce it off the turtle" and see which direction it flies. It is very likely the idea will be approved based on your "careful" consideration and it will make or break your career.
Fred asked me to provide a solution for all of our revenue reporting. He expects it to predict changes in the industry and wants an answer by 8:00 AM tomorrow. I had to bounce it off the turtle and then updated my resume.
Bounce it off the Turtle by Flying Bacon July 12, 2011
Bounce Me Off
Bounce Me Off by DaWhiteJawdin May 26, 2015
bounce it off the limiter
To do something in complete and utter excess. Derived from the way in which a vehicles RPM tachmeter is said to "bounce" when the engine hits its rev-limiter.
bounce it off the limiter by Dean Clarke March 26, 2009
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