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Bounder

usgb/ˈbaʊndər/Volume
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Negative TonePlay
The word 'bounder' has a negative connotation and implies disapproval of the man's behavior. SlideDon't be such a bounder; show some respect!
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Colloquial UsePlay
'Bounder' is informal and often found in casual conversation rather than formal writing. SlideMy aunt said the man was a bounder for not holding the door.
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British OriginPlay
Originally British slang, 'bounder' might not be well-understood in non-English speaking countries. SlideWhen I called him a bounder, my American friend needed an explanation.