unbounced

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ bounced.

Adjective

unbounced (not comparable)

1. That has not bounced (in any sense).
   • 1904, Henry Suder, Song-roundels and Games:

     The ball may be thrown from any part of the field, but only the player standing in the field may catch it. Rules. 1. An unbounced ball counts 1 point.

   • 1974, Lois Wyse, The Rosemary Touch:

     She did not move with that slick assurance born of unbounced checks.

   • 2004, Danny Goodman, Spam Wars: Our Last Best Chance to Defeat Spammers, Scammers, and Hackers:

     You'll worry that those who might have received the unbounced messages will report you as a spammer to your ISP.