Boundling
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Boundling is a noun meaning (humorous, nonce word) A little bounder.
Meaning
(humorous, nonce word) A little bounder.
More Meanings
- (rare, nonstandard) One who is bound.
Example Sentences
The astronauts in Sky Lab made some films of acrobatics in a zero-gravity environment that amazed us earth-boundlings.
Always, always look in the darkest thickets for the boundlings, a curious myth in which babies are rescued from their light covering of troubles if found in time.
And we were starting to hook ourselves on to the tail end of the dwindling procession, quite on friendly terms, when to my horror that young English cadlet — or boundling, which you will — strolled calmly out in front of us, […]
[…] sing old songs and have always had the desire to make love to middle-aged women in the backseat of old cars. But most of all, I like old airplanes. In some strange way they open up a door to the past that is closed to earth boundlings.
Word Forms
- boundlings
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include bondman, bond, bondslave, bondwoman, bondsperson, bondservant.
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