1. a person employed to remove troublemakers from a bar, club, or similar establishment
Usage: informal
2. something that bounces, especially a ball that bounces high after hitting the ground
Usage: sports
3. a baby seat that bounces up and down when the child moves

Examples

• The bouncer checked everyone’s ID at the door.
• Two bouncers escorted the rowdy customer out of the nightclub.
• The pitcher threw a bouncer that nearly hit the batter.
• The tennis ball was a real bouncer on the hard court.
• The baby loves playing in her bouncer seat.
• We put the infant in the bouncer to keep him entertained.