bounce it
When you go to send your rig and bounces back of the ground when you land. Originally you say send it but now if you're going to even further you say bounce it.
bounce it by Bounceit69 April 6, 2017
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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 it like scomo
Spectator 1: did you see that? Looked so easy for Nadal to hit that ball.
Spectator 2: Yah, bounce it like scomo Nadal.
Spectator 2: Yah, bounce it like scomo Nadal.
Bounce it like scomo by FallenV May 7, 2019
bounce it up
To refresh a cocktail that has gone flat or stale with a spritz of soda and/or alcohol. Also, to refresh a flat blended cocktail by putting it back in the blender with extra mixer and alcohol.
bounce it up by cheffoxerman July 13, 2019
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
Bounce it for Biden bash
Bounce it for Biden bash by Breaded_chicken January 8, 2021
Let It Bounce
Let It Bounce by Self-Educated October 23, 2008
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