bounder
/ˈbaʊndər/Definitions
1. noun
A person who behaves in a boisterous or unseemly way, especially a young man who is considered to be rough or uncouth.
“He was known as a bounder for his rude behavior at the party.”
2. verb
To jump or leap, especially with a springing or bounding motion.
“The rabbit bounded across the field in search of food.”
3. verb
To move or act with a sudden and energetic motion.
“The child bounded into the room, excited to see his friends.”