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bounce along

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bounce along 
1. Lit. to move along bouncing. (As might be done by a ball.) The ball bounced along and finally came to rest. The beach ball sort of bounced along until it came to the water.
2. Fig. [for someone] to move along happily. He was so happy that he just bounced along. He stopped bouncing along when he saw all the work he had to do.
See also: along, bounce


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I expect homes sales activity in the D-FW market to bounce along the bottom for the next year or so until consumer confidence and the job market demonstrate sustained improvement.
It's got a funky rising bassline over which snappy beats bounce along.
Their tracks bounce along, in a slightly House-martins sort of way, with superb harmonies and jolly tunes that belie the biting lyrics beneath.
 
 
 
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