Bounce and Drop

Bounce

Bounce verb - To drive or force out.

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Drop and bounce are semantically related in keep topic. In some cases you can use "Drop" instead the word "Bounce" as a verb or a noun.

Nearby Words: bouncy, bounced, bouncing, bouncer

Drop verb - To cause to fall intentionally or unintentionally.

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Bounce and drop are semantically related in keep topic. Sometimes you can use "Bounce" instead the word "Drop" as a verb or a noun.

Nearby Words: dropped, dropping, droplet, dropout, dropper

full	full bounce	full drop
low	low bounce	low drop
single	single bounce	single drop
blue	blue bounce	blue drop
Other adjectives: slight, bad, noticeable, final, extra, significant, last, giant.

item	bounce item	drop item
loot	bounce loot	drop loot
grenade	bounce grenade	drop grenade
ball	bounce ball	drop ball
Other words: moon, target, times, objects, weapons, grenades.

When morning comes, you bounce out of bed, remember who you are, swear you'll never drop acid again and thank everyone who took care of you.

Source: Draft Dodging
These casings then drop to the ground, bounce and roll physically correct and make metallic noises while they're at it.

Source: Spent Shells Shower
Bullets Do Not Work That Way: When bullets hit something they cannot penetrate, such as bullet-resistant glass, they still have to bounce somewhere or drop on the ground, right?

Source: Film / Mission: Impossible Rogue Nation

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