Jounced [verb]

This time the carts did not move single file, but jounced over the prairie in any order their drivers saw fit.

Tins—of corned beef, lentils, sardines—bounced on the floor of the wagon until they jounced over the side into the road.

"I jounced up and down on him to keep him quiet when he turned ugly," he remarked to me parenthetically.

Each was rushing along at a lively rate of speed, and those aboard had to hold on tightly for fear of being jounced off.

A moment later and the cab jounced over a loose paving-block, almost unseating M'riar from her place on the rear springs.

"And—and this po—poor girl, too," stammered Tom's sister, as the car jounced over a particularly rough piece of road.

It was rather rough going for the big car, and the little Bunkers were jounced about a good bit.

Every time his head moved, the brain jounced against some of the sandpaper.

The baby must not be disturbed while nursing, nor should he be jounced or carried around after nursing.

The dilapidated old thing behind simply screamed with delight as he jounced over a switch.