a. colloq. Also bouncible. [f. BOUNCE v. + -ABLE.] Inclined or given to bounce. Hence Bounceably adv.
1830. S. Warren, Diary Phys., Grave Doings. He became quite ‘bouncible,’ and ranted about the feat.
1876. Blackmore, Cripps, xii. 69. Beckley … as good as told the latter lady not to be ‘so bounceable.’
1838. Dickens, O. Twist, xxviii. There’s no call to tell a man he is, so bounceably.
