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bouncer
[boun-ser]
noun
a person or thing that bounces.
a person who is employed at a bar, nightclub, etc., to eject disorderly persons.
something large of its kind.
bouncer
/ ˈʊԲə /
noun
slanga person employed at a club, pub, disco, etc, to throw out drunks or troublemakers and stop those considered undesirable from entering
slanga dishonoured cheque
cricket another word for bumper 1
a person or thing that bounces
Example Sentences
When Prasidh Krishna's bouncer ploy was pumped for 23 runs in one over, Stokes was applauding high above his head in the dressing room.
Having resumed on 77-3, Root was caught down the leg side and a ball later Stokes gloved behind a brutal Siraj bouncer.
They tried the bouncer ploy with six fielders on the leg side and Brook bowled five overs of his unattractive medium pace which cost 31.
The hosts bowled more bouncers in the morning than in any opening session of a Test in England but this only allowed runs to flow for Jaiswal, who cut and drove.
When the second new ball was taken, it was bizarre to be bowling a bouncer plan to Woakes and Carse, England's eight and nine.
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