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Bouncingly

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bounc·ing  (bounsng)
adj.
1. Vigorous; healthy: a bouncing baby.
2. Spirited; lively: a bouncing gait.

bouncing·ly adv.


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Why, she could just be the golden-haired little girl on that very same spinning carousel, sitting bouncingly astride the gleaming brown horse with the wild black mane, clutching on for dear life while faces flashed and everything - even the smiles of her parents - were distorted, resembling grimaces.
Whether outdoors or in, Tom's bouncingly fun personality beams from every page.
Roberts is bouncingly keen to upgrade the place, but Arena Leisure only hold a lease on the council-owned course, which must further tie the hands of a company which has never been mistaken for Lord Scattercash.
 
 
 
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