Bounce and Dance

Bounce

Bounce verb - To drive or force out.

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Dance and bounce are semantically related in play topic. In some cases you can use "Dance" instead the word "Bounce" as a verb or a noun, when it comes to topics like bound, leap.

Nearby Words: bouncy, bounced, bouncing, bouncer

Dance

Dance verb - To perform a series of usually rhythmic bodily movements to music.

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Synonyms for Dance

Bounce and dance are semantically related in caper topic. Sometimes you can use "Bounce" instead the word "Dance" as a verb or a noun.

Nearby Words: dancing, danced, dancer

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How words are described

old	old bounce	old dance
similar	similar bounce	similar dance
single	single bounce	single dance
slow	slow bounce	slow dance
Other adjectives: little, final, ridiculous, random, last, said, modern.

Common collocations

people	bounce people	dance people
way	bounce way	dance way
bit	bounce bit	dance bit
little	bounce little	dance little
Other words: times, balls, feet, bodies.

Both words in one sentence

Gainaxing: When Danny dropped by to see Pat and Tiffany's dance practice, he sees Tiffany bouncing in every way, intervenes, and makes her bounce even more!

Source: Film / Silver Linings Playbook
Reggae: At the end of "Boyz", the "duppa bounce" refrain refers to a special reggae dance which originated in Jamaica.

Source: Music / Kala
Epic Fail: At the end of the film, Billy is trying to teach Lisa how to dirty dance and all she can really do is just bounce in place.

Source: Film / Dirty Dancing