Jounces [noun]

Harvey Cheyne's wife, she was sick back, an' we did n't want to jounce her.

Winnie cried with a joyous little jounce that shook several pink blossoms from the tree.

The wagon began to jounce, too; so they were obliged to go slowly.

How it did jounce over occasional stones in the country road!

For a time, he was content to jounce rapturously on the cushion and snap the buckle of the reins.

The only way she could have turned over the key was, of course, to take me into a corner, stand me on my head and jounce it out!

One can plainly hear the jar and jounce of the elliptical wheels, the cry, "Step lively!"

A jounce sent them flying towards each other; they collided and recoiled, regarding one another in breathless indignation.

At that werry minute Pete Maguff's bar'l o' maple syrup on my waggin' give a jounce, and went by the board over the port rail.

Lumps of lead began to bounce and jounce around in Dawson's stomach.