rebound tumbler

Definitions

1. Synonym of trampolinist.
   obsolete, uncommon
2. Synonym of trampoline.
   obsolete, uncommon

Examples

“We are going to have⟳ to refer⟳ to Emil Mamaglia’s boys at A&M as “rebound tumblers” now. The Nissen Trampoline Co. of Cedar Rapids has written us pointing out that despite the popularity of the word “Trampoline,” that is their copyrighted name⟳, to be written with a capital “T” and used only in connection with their equipment.”

“This piking is used by the experienced rebound tumbler as a means of adjustment to his landing and begins before the final twist⟳ is completed.”

“Steve Johnson, a rebound tumbler from Denver, Colo., has been a consistent winner for the gymnastics team.”

“These procedures of increasing and decreasing angular velocity are commonly observed when watching a rebound tumbler in action. If the rebound tumbler performs a front flip rapidly while in the air above the trampoline bed, it is best performed in a full tuck position.”

“Then he leaped twelve feet in the air as if shot off a rebound tumbler.”

“At last⟳ . . . a rebound tumbler that offers EVERYTHING! COMPLETE⟳ SAFETY (No Exposed Springs) . . . BALANCED REBOUND ACTION . . . FAR GREATER DURABILITY . . . YEARS OF HARD USE⟳…EASY HANDLING AND STORAGE…JUST ROLL IT AWAY!”

“He had a bean pole, a rebound tumbler, some ropes, garbage cans, old chairs, a stick⟳, and a weather-beaten old television antenna. As was his daily training habit, he would climb⟳ the ropes, swing⟳ around the bean pole, work⟳ out on the rebound tumbler, then use⟳ his rusty old television antenna as a pole to leap⟳ over the piled-up garbage cans and chairs.”

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