jounce

They jounced along for a few more minutes, then came to a stop.

He jounced up and down on the seat a time or two.

Not to be seen outside the round window next to which he jounced.

Then, jouncing into view below her came two knights, three more following close behind.

We jounced down the far side of the range, and began to climb the next one, which was higher.

Sentences jounce along from one construction site to the next.

I'm too old to be jounced around in one of those small cars."

The wood jounced under her feet, and she felt men behind, pounding after them.

The right side jounced; then the wheels struck a level space.

I could see it jouncing up and down ever so slightly through the front of her T-shirt.

The car sent back jouncing sounds as it started along a rocky road.

She opened the door as the motorcar jounced to a stop.

The Scout jounced into the ditch and out of it.

Danny's head jounced mildly up and down as she ran.

It jounced a couple of times, then sat still.

He jounced the landing, hard enough to make his teeth click.

The crook jounced from the wall; his gun hand went wide.

He missed the path of course, but jounced the bike across the ground beyond.

A certain contentment settled on me as I jounced my way out of the city.

Close scrutiny was all but impossible while jouncing along on horseback.

They ride in silence, jouncing through the drifts for a while.

The coupe jounced across the tracks; then down the other side.

A moment later, the sedan was jouncing heavily on the concrete.

They jounced slightly as they took the road to the right.

The way became rougher and the car jounced the passengers.

A second charging killer took a jounce; then a third.

Then came a jounce that warned her of immediate danger.

The fourth derivative of position is more formally known as Jounce.

A slight jounce was the giveaway that it had left the main road.

Every jounce, jerk, and roll cut into his body like a dull knife.

He felt a heavy jounce as the roof of the overturned car struck the bottom.

Another jounce, which tore the air from his lungs.

The dimensions of jounce are distance per (time to the power of 4).

Shots had been wild because of the switcher's constant jounce.

After one last jounce, the U-2 didn't come down.

There was indeed a hell of a jounce.

The cab took a jounce across the curb, heading the wrong way on a one-way street.

Still moving, the first car swung, took a jounce from the road, and hit the broad artificial ledge.

He threw himself outward and landed with a jounce on marshy land.

His vessel's spindly legs took up the load with barely a jounce.

Jounce is defined by any of the following equivalent expressions:

With the coupe's jounce, the door beside the driver's seat swung open.

But The Shadow's hand was firm on the gun, accompanying its jounce.

They showed him some resilient material used in a jounce bumper, where a car's body and frame connect.

Every jounce and leap made his heart pound.

"Did you know that when you run you have the most delightful jounce?"

Currently, there are no well-accepted designations for the derivatives of jounce.

'There's going to be a hell of a jounce.

The front wheels gave a sudden jounce.