How to spell BOUNSED correctly?
If you're frequently typing "bounsed" instead of "bounced", don't worry, it's a common mistake. Here are a couple of correct suggestions to help you correct this misspelling: "bounded" and "bused". Both words could fit into different contexts, so select the one that suits your intended meaning.
List of suggestions on how to spell bounsed correctly
- bloused She slipped on some slippers and emerged looking like a bloused Fury.
- bonded The two friends bonded over their love for music.
- boned
- bonged We bonged some of the indica before we started.
- Bossed He always bossed around his co-workers and thought he was better than everyone else.
- bounce The basketball did not bounce properly because it was flat.
- Bounced The basketball hit the ground and then bounced back up.
- bouncer The bouncer at the club made sure only people with proper identification were allowed in.
- bounces
- bound The runner was bound to win the race as he had trained hard for months.
- bounded This book is bounded by stone walls.
- bounder I can't believe my best friend is dating such a bounder.
- bruised She looked up at me from the bed, her face bruised and swollen from the beating she had received.
- Bunged I got my laptop bunged in the elevator.
- Bunked The party was so bad that I was bunked.
- bunsen I put the bunsen burner on the stove to heat up the water for the experiment.
- bunted The baseball player bunted the ball to advance his teammate to third base.
- Jounced The car jounced over the potholes in the road.
- Pounced The cat pounced on the mouse before it had a chance to escape.
