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bungee cord

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bun·gee cord  (bnj)
n.
An elasticized rubber cord, often fitted with hooks at the ends, used to fasten, bear weight, or absorb shock.
[Alteration of bunjie, rubber.]
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Noun1.bungee cord - an elasticized ropebungee cord - an elasticized rope                  
bungee
rope - a strong line
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