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• n  someone who is morally reprehensible
• n  someone who bounds or leaps (as in competition)

• Unhappily obstinate, she heads for Arizona and marriage to the bounder.
• Newsday decided to set a trap for the bounder.
• In Britain the measure of a bounder can often be gauged by the number of his former lovers who have vented to the press.

• cad
• blackguard
• dog
• hound
• heel
• leaper

News & Articles

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• 'Rush' revs up high-speed attraction - REVIEW
  Chris Hemsworth plays the English bounder James Hunt, a dashing head of blond hair whose daring-do and high-class accent turn women into mush. Watch the TRAILER.
  Sept. 20, 2013 - The Express-Times
• Niki Lauda, James Hunt opposites in 'Rush' movie
  Niki Lauda is an analytical Austrian with pointy teeth and no people skills. James Hunt is a dashing, charming English bounder. The Formula One thriller ''Rush'' tells of their collision in the 1976.
  Sept. 19, 2013 - ABC 7 Chicago

Quotes

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• Bill Russell in The Swamp - Tribune's Washington Bureau (blog)
  Bill Russell called Obama a "pretty good re-bounder."
• Chakraborty in guardian.co.uk
  Soura's a pill and a bounder, Lawrence, as Plum would say,says Yajnaseni Chakraborty in Kolkata. "I'm an Indian, a woman at that, who thoroughly loves OBO and haven't missed a line since the Ashes. The office (I work for a sports...
• Tim Cone in Philippine Star
  It was designed that way. We were hoping they ignored LA for that alley-oop. We told (in-bounder) Tony dela Cruz to stay patient and wait for that play to develop,said Alaska coach Tim Cone of the crucial play.