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What is the definition of the phrase, "Bertie, why do you bound?"​

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Answered by nisha7566
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Bertie, why do you bound?: a popular song of the early twentieth century. Bound means jump, but here there is a play on words, because bounder means a person whose behaviour is unpleasant to other people (Bertie, ¿por qué saltas?)

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