bounciness

IPA: bˈaʊnsinʌs

Examples of "bounciness" in Sentences

As if everyone's hand has the same firmness and bounciness.
As if each cut of steak has the same firmness and bounciness.
The inappropriate and mindnumbingly catchy 'bounciness' of the underlying rhythm?
This, to my ears, leads to the gracefulness and fluidity of the French language and to the bounciness and rhythm of the English language.
Chiles has come across as somewhat Eeyorish on screen, leaving Bleakley to play Tigger, compensating with a bounciness that can at times verge on shrill.
You may have also heard that you can tell the doneness of a steak by poking it and comparing the bounciness of the meat to the tip of your nose or the flesh between your thumb and forefinger.
Steffan Rhodri's Paul is the archetypal Ayckbourn male bully, David Armand as the cuckolded John is all restless, arm-waving energy, and Reece Shearsmith as Colin has the bright-eyed bounciness of the truly insensitive.