Boing

The cartoon character's eyes boing out of his head in surprise.

Boing! The pogo stick sprang up and down the sidewalk.

Boing! The springy mattress made it difficult to get out of bed.

Boing! The spring in the pen made a noise as he wrote.

Boing! The doorstopper prevented the door from slamming shut.

Boing! The doorstopper bounced back as the door closed.

The elastic band snapped boing as she stretched it too far.

The boxer's punch made his opponent's head boing back.

The coil spring made a boing noise as it was stretched and released.

The kangaroo's powerful legs made a "boing" sound as it hopped through the Australian outback.

The boing of the spring made a pleasant sound.

The mattress was boing, which made it difficult for me to sleep.

The inflatable obstacle course had a challenging boing section.

The kangaroo's powerful legs allowed it to leap high on the boing.

The boing ball bounced back to the player's hand.

The basketball bounced with a loud boing off the rim before falling through the net.

The spring doorstop made a "boing" sound every time someone opened or closed the door.

The diving board was boing, and it launched me into the water.

The trampoline made a loud "boing" sound every time the kids bounced on it.

The rubber band was so boing that it flew out of my hand.

The kangaroo's powerful legs allowed it to boing high into the air.

The army used a boing as part of their obstacle course training.

The gymnast's routine included a boing off the vault.

The inflatable castle made a "boing" sound as the children jumped and played inside it.

The trampoline made a loud "boing" as the children jumped on it.

The clown's shoes were boing, which made the children laugh.

The trampoline was also called a boing in their local dialect.

The pogo stick made a "boing" sound with each jump the child made.

The rabbit hopped away with a "boing" sound, leaving the fox empty-handed.

The spring stretched boing when the weight was lifted off it.

The pogo stick was a popular boing toy in the 90s.

Boing! The basketball bounced off the rim and back into the player's hand.

The clown's red nose made a boing sound when it was squeezed.

The fitness instructor recommended using a boing for cardio exercises.

The cartoon character jumped off a building and made a "boing" sound as he landed on a trampoline.

The sound effect "boing" was used in the video game to indicate a successful jump.

Boing! The mattress springs squeaked as he jumped on the bed.

The kangaroo's jump made a "boing" sound as it landed on the ground.

The kangaroo hopped boing across the open field.

The cartoon character's bouncy step was accompanied by a boing sound.

The therapy session used a boing to improve balance and coordination.

The trampoline had a loud boing every time someone jumped on it.

The sound of the car's suspension system made a boing as it hit a bump in the road.

The kangaroo's boing was so high, it could jump over the fence easily.

The car hit the speed bump and bounced boing up and down.

Boing! The jack-in-the-box popped out with a startle.

The acrobat used a small boing to do a somersault in the air.

The therapist suggested using a boing as a sensory tool for the child.

Boing! The bungee cord stretched and rebounded as the jumper leaped off the platform.

The pogo stick was boing, and the child was having a great time.