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What is the noun for bounder?

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bounder

Something that bounds or jumps.
(Britain, dated) A dishonourable man; a cad.
A social climber.
That which limits; a boundary.
(Britain, obsolete, colloquial) A four-wheeled type of dogcart or cabriolet
Synonyms:

creep, jerk, schmuck, clown, cretin, joker, lout, scum, scumbag, sleaze, slimeball, cad, louse, scuzzball, skunk, sleazebag, sleazeball, slime, slob, stinkard, swine, varmint, vermin, beast, boor, buzzard, chuff, crud, dirtbag, dog, fink, rat, snake, toad, bleeder, churl, heel, hound, reptile, rotter, stinker, blighter, crumb, cur, pill, rat fink, so-and-so, son of a gun, reprehensible person, bad person … more

Examples:

“Many see the casting as ironic because Wickham is something of a bounder who eventually elopes with one of the Bennett girls.”

“My friends think he is something of a bounder but he says it is totally out of character for him to behave in this way.”

“The charming Tim is a lying bounder and desperate for money to feed his fantasy life as a successful high flyer.”

bound

A sizeable jump, great leap.
A spring from one foot to the other in dancing.
(dated) A bounce; a rebound.
Synonyms:

leap, jump, hop, spring, vault, bounce, hurdle, capriole, curvet, skip, buck, caper, bob, leapfrog, clearance, lunge, fly, rise, pole vault, entrechat, ascension, pounce, saltation, step, gambol, prance, recoil, movement, launch, hopping, leapfrogging, skipping, leaping, upspring, gambado, frolic, antic, dance, gambade, border, boundary, edge, fringe, margin, perimeter, periphery, borderline, brim, end, hem … more

Examples:

“His supernormal powers allowed him to leap tall buildings in a single bound.”

“After a few minutes, we would reach the northern bound of the property.”

bounding

(uncountable) The use of fire protection products within limits determined by scientific tests.
A boundary.
The act of one who bounds or leaps.
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bound

(often used in plural) A boundary, the border which one must cross in order to enter or leave a territory.
(mathematics) A value which is known to be greater or smaller than a given set of values.
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Examples:

“His supernormal powers allowed him to leap tall buildings in a single bound.”

“After a few minutes, we would reach the northern bound of the property.”

boundlessness

The property of being boundless, of being without limits or ends.
Synonyms:

Examples:

“The urge for unlimited vastness and boundlessness must be overcome.”

“With allusions to the heavenly clutter of planets and stars, the artist gives his canvases a feeling of boundlessness.”

“The attraction of such cities as New York is the promise of boundlessness, of the sky being the only limit to human ambition.”

boundedness

The state or quality of being bounded.
Synonyms:

enclosedness, finiteness, finitude, finity, limitedness

Examples:

“The boundedness of the property ensured the safety and security of its residents.”

“John found their boundedness and self-sufficiency funny, preposterous, relativistically destabilising.”

“The normative characteristics of the modem subject include identity, boundedness, autonomy, interiority, depth, and centrality.”

boundness

The state or quality of being bound.
Synonyms:

responsibility, duty, burden, charge, job, function, role, task, business, imperative, obligation, onus, answerability, commitment, devoir, incumbency, need, office, place, care, buck, constraint, contract, engagement, importance, obligatoriness, pledge … more

bounderism

The behaviour of a bounder.

boundling

One who is bound.

boundlessnesses

boundednesses

plural of boundedness
Synonyms:

enclosedness, finitenesses, finitudes, finities, limitedness

boundlings

plural of boundling

boundings

plural of bounding
Synonyms:

chartings, mappings, sketchings, bandings, designings, draftings, drawings, plannings, plottings, projectings, tracings, confinements, enclosures, pennings, cagings, surroundings, encirclements, encompassments … more

Examples:

“Their cavalry and chariots of war filled the interjacent field with great tumult and boundings to and fro.”

bounders

plural of bounder
Synonyms:

creeps, jerks, schmucks, clowns, cretins, jokers, louts, scum, scumbags, sleaze, slimeballs, cads, lice, scuzzballs, skunk, sleazebags, sleazeballs, slime, slobs, stinkards, swine, varmints, vermin, beasts, boors, buzzards, chuff, crud, dirtbags, dogs, finks, rats, snakes, toads, bleeders, churls, heels, hounds, reptiles, rotters, stinkers, blighters, crumbs, curs, pills, so-and-sos, sons of guns, bad people, wretches, knaves … more

bounds

plural of bound.
Synonyms:

limits, confines, restrictions, limitations, demarcations, constraints, guidelines, parameters, restraints, proportions, set boundaries, border, boundary, limit, margin, edge, perimeter, rim, verge, fringe, periphery, circumference, compass, frontier, line, fringes, march, marches, extremities, boundaries, pale, edges, margins, borders, precinct, outer limits, bound, skirt, borderline, brim, end, extremity, marge, bourn, edging, skirting, brink, hem … more

Examples:

“The artist's creativity knows no bounds as he consistently pushes the boundaries of traditional art forms.”

“The hiker reached the bounds of the forest and marveled at the untouched wilderness that lay before them.”

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