boinging

Yes, we're still 'boinging', and have been since the 1992-93 season.

unknown title 2009

Yes, we're still 'boinging', and have been since the 1992-93 season.

unknown title 2009

Yes, we're still 'boinging', and have been since the 1992-93 season.

unknown title 2009

Flood taps over the conversion –England 14-0 Georgia.19 min: You don't need to be Dr Rugby PhD to tell that's a wonderful kick from the Georgian scrum half, bobbling and boinging its way out of play a metre or so from the England line.

Rugby World Cup 2011: England v Georgia – live! | John Ashdown 2011

It's crammed with gorgeous hooks and sprightly, boinging melodies that leave you feeling like you're trotting down a cobbled hill on a shire horse full of banjos, inside your head.

This week's new singles 2012

In the finale, nearly two dozen cricket-costumed acrobats bound onto a 20-foot wall and plunge backward onto huge trampolines and a power track, a massive tramp that extends toward the audience for long-distance boinging.

Climb to the top: 'Ovo' creator Deborah Colker fearlessly crosses borders Sarah Kaufman 2010

Because the non-balloon-based stuff is pretty weak, very much Australia by numbers? visits to cattle stations and vineyards (cue bizarre, jarring sermon about giving up booze), impromptu games of cricket, and endless overhead shots of boinging kangaroos and charging emus.

Pete Cashmore's Screen burn: Stephen Tompkinson's Australian Balloon Adventure 2010

In 1902, then-president Theodore Roosevelt accused his friend McDuck of colluding to promote plutocracy at the expense of democracy, causing McDuck's eyes to bulge out of his head while boinging all over the Oval Office.

John Marshall: McDuck Gives Fraud Testimony 2010

Just looking at the picture one can practically feel oneself gently boinging up and down in ergonomic bliss.

Matt Chapman | Inhabitat 2007

Lucille gasped, her eyes boinging from their sockets.

Holly Would Dream Karen Quinn 2008