Bounce House

Pronunciation: /baʊns haʊs/

Definitions of bounce house

noun a large inflatable structure typically used for children's entertainment, in which participants can jump and bounce around

Example Sentences

A1 I saw a bounce house at the park.

A2 The children had a lot of fun playing in the bounce house.

B1 The rental company offers a variety of bounce houses for parties.

B2 The bounce house was a big hit at the birthday celebration.

C1 The inflatable bounce house provided hours of entertainment for the kids.

C2 The elaborate bounce house featured multiple slides and tunnels for the children to explore.

Examples of bounce house in a Sentence

formal The children had a great time playing in the bounce house at the birthday party.

informal The bounce house at the carnival was so much fun!

slang Let's go jump around in the bounce house for a while.

figurative His emotions were like a bounce house, constantly changing and unpredictable.

Grammatical Forms of bounce house

• plural: bounce houses
• comparative: more bounce house
• superlative: most bounce house
• present tense: bounce house
• future tense: will bounce house
• perfect tense: have bounced house
• continuous tense: is bouncing house
• singular: bounce house
• positive degree: bounce house
• infinitive: to bounce house
• gerund: bouncing house
• participle: bounced house

Origin and Evolution of bounce house

First Known Use: 1958 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'bounce house' originated from the concept of inflatable structures designed for children to play and bounce around in.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe inflatable structures for children's play, the term 'bounce house' has evolved to encompass a variety of inflatable play equipment for both children and adults, including slides, obstacle courses, and interactive games.