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bounce around

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bounce something around (with someone)
to discuss something with a number of people; to move an idea from person to person like a ball. I need to bounce this around with my family. I need to bounce around something with you.
See also: around, bounce


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The right skin care product can do wonders for your skin, but most people aren't sure exactly how to find that perfection product that does what they want it to Instead, they bounce around, trying first one product and then another and never really getting the right one
Budget deficits tend to bounce around, and the CBO's long term projections likely inflate the cost of ongoing military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan.
When you are hunched, bent, or even tense, instead of the sound waves of your song flowing out to the audience, they will just bounce around in your throat and die quickly away.
 
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