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Spring report
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boing
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Boing is a Spanish children's television channel operated by Turner Broadcasting System Europe which launched in 2010. When Cartoonito and Cartoon Network closed in 2013, many Cartoon Network programmes came over. It has a sister feed in Italy and France ...
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n. The sound made by a elastic object (such as a spring) when bounce; the sound of a bounce. vb. (context transitive English) To make a #Noun sound or bouncing motion.
Usage examples of boing.
Mr Sprout at once saw his opportunity, and suggested to Mr Du Boung, the local brewer, that he should come forward.
Du Boung was a man rapidly growing into provincial eminence, and jumped at the offer.
Du Boung came forward as a Conservative prepared to give a cautious, but very cautious, support to the Coalition.
Mr Du Boung in his printed address said very sweet things of the Duke generally.
Mr Du Boung was sitting in the room when the appeal was made, and declared that he feared that such would be the result.
Mr Sprout, on behalf of Mr Du Boung, protested against that proposition.
Mr Du Boung, who was a gentleman of great local influence, was in possession of four-fifths of the liberal interests in the borough.
He had never even heard of Du Boung till he had come to Silverbridge two or three days ago.
Silverbridge, in which Mr Lopez was supposed to tell them that although his canvass had promised him every success, he felt that he owed it to the borough to retire, lest he should injure the borough by splitting the Liberal interest with their much respected fellow-townsman, Mr Du Boung.
Mr Sprout at once saw his opportunity, and suggested to Mr Du Boung, the local brewer, that he should come forward.
Du Boung came forward as a Conservative prepared to give a cautious, but very cautious, support to the Coalition.
Mr Du Boung, who was a gentleman of great local influence, was in possession of four-fifths of the liberal interests in the borough.
He had never even heard of Du Boung till he had come to Silverbridge two or three days ago.
But, looking at the present perhaps unprecedented crisis in affairs, Mr Du Boung was prepared to give no more than a very cautious support to the Duke's Government.
Stick= A sound tech 's (see Tech ) black telescoping polymer rod (full extension = 9'7") with a boom microphone at the end, used mostly for scrums and always the most distinctive visible feature thereof because of the way a fully extended stick wobbles and boings when the sound tech (which, again, see Tech ) walks with it.