Bounter

Noun, verb, adjective, Bounter is a mystic word much like Smurf. With the proper training, it can be used in a wide variety of ways.

I would totally bount that chick.

Pass the bount.

That dude must be a bounter.

Bounter by slashtrash November 4, 2011

Bounter

When a person consists of too much banter, they are oozing bounter

this kid is too funny his has gone past banter
i think he is into bounter territory

Bounter by CwCloud March 21, 2011

Bouncer Fat 

A man who is tall and fat but thinks he is muscular. You would need a chainsaw to cut the fat down on this pig.

Yo mugs don't sweat that dude he is not tough, he is bouncer fat. One shot to the neck and he will drop like bird shit.

Bouncer Fat by bt3101 July 10, 2010

border bouncers 

any agency, federal, state, or local, protecting the u.s. border from illegal immigrants. department of immigration, I.N.S. border patrol

i'm sick of seeing all these fuckin mexicans lurking around home depot... the border bouncers need to step it up.

border bouncers by Charlie Badass March 3, 2011

jaw bouncer 

Juicy as hell chewing gum.

"Give us a jaw bouncer, my breath is hot as hell."

jaw bouncer by Golden finger King/money king April 21, 2014

Daddy Bouncer 

like a homie hopper but with peoples father figures

Angus, Jacob, Jai, Sebb (with two bs) and Lachlan
“angus is such a daddy bouncer, he’s practically closeted”

Daddy Bouncer by uhmohno April 13, 2022

cad and bounder 

This phrase is worth noting precisely because it does not belong in this dictionary: it makes sense in a moral universe that has utterly vanished. The last "cad and bounder" died, perhaps, about 1947 (see London Daily Telegraph obituaries for further evidence).

Although they are appropriately linked, the precise meanings differ. A "cad" is one who does harm to a woman's honor or sense of self-worth as, for example, by taking her for a garden walk when he has no intention of marrying her. A "bounder" is a presumptious upstart, seemingly ignorant of, but perhaps merely indifferent to, fundamental norms of propriety.

You, sir, are a cad and a bounder.

A cad perhaps, but no bounder. My family goes back to William I.

cad and bounder by Buce August 9, 2005