Bouncing
Bouncing adjective - Enjoying health and vigor.
Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Both words in one sentence
- In the Law & Order episode "Terminal" a struggling businessman shoots a woman at a social event to keep the check he wrote her from bouncing.
Source: Kill The Creditor - The movies did a good job showing Magneto using his powers casually, to pull up chairs for people or keep some steel balls bouncing back-and-forth in midair without strings suspending them.
Source: Mundane Utility / Comic Books -
Another cutscene or two has him holding it the prerequisite 90 degrees, but in the former it's to keep shell casings from bouncing off his cover and hitting him, and in the latter he doesn't fire before control is given back to the player.
Source: Gangsta Style
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