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bounder Definition

bounder (bo̵un′dər)

noun

Chiefly Brit., Informal a man whose behavior is ungentlemanly; cad

Etymology: bound + -er

bounder Usage Examples

Adjective modifier

  • little: Seems to me that's about all the little bounder wants doing to it.
  • large: This large glacial erratic bounder is slightly smaller and different in shape to the Gray Mare.
  • great: Greatest bounders: what you thought Last month Simon Rae nominated the 10 Greatest Bounders in the History of Cricket.
  • other: Other first-time speed bounders keep their legs straight and overflex their hips like Russian dancers in order to reach out to cover more ground.

Browse dictionary entries near bounder

  1. ‹ bounden
  2. ‹ bounded medium
  3. ‹ bounded
  4. ‹ boundary layer
  5. ‹ boundary
  6. ‹ bound to
  7. ‹ -bound
  8. ‹ bound
  9. ‹ bouncing Bet
  10. ‹ bouncing
  1. boundless ›
  2. bounteous ›
  3. bountiful ›
  4. bounty ›
  5. bounty hunter ›
  6. bounty jumper ›
  7. bouquet ›
  8. bouquet garni ›
  9. bourbon ›
  10. Bourbonism ›