IPA: //ˈbaʊndərɪʃ//
KK: /ˈbaʊndərɪʃ/
Describing someone who behaves in a rude or socially unacceptable way, often lacking manners or respect for others.
His bounderish behavior at the party made everyone uncomfortable.
Comparative: more bounderish
Superlative: most bounderish
Bounderish → The word is derived from 'bounder' (originating from the verb 'to bound', meaning to leap or jump) combined with the suffix '-ish' (meaning having the quality of). The term 'bounderish' describes someone who exhibits the qualities or characteristics of a bounder, often implying a lack of propriety or social grace.
Think of someone who 'bounds' or leaps into situations without regard for social norms — that's what 'bounderish' means, having the qualities of a bounder.