No such thing as bouncy rate. bounce rate is if a searcher goes out of your page after reading it without browsing anything else.
A bounce rate calculates how many users went to other pages of your sites instead of leaving right after visiting the first page. A high bounce rate is not necessarily bad especially for affiliate sites.
Percentage of people who tend to close your site within 10 seconds of their visit is called bounce rate i.e. if 10 people come to your site and 4 of them close your site within 10 seconds, your site/page will have 40% bounce rate.
Bounce rate is an indicator of how many pages a visitor clicks when he is on your site, The lower the bounce rate the better - the higher - the worse. If your bounce rate is 100% - means a visitors only visited one page, if it is 25% - means he has been through several pages, which is certainly good. The lower your site's bounce rate - the more attractive your site looks to Google. It is one of the things that influence your SERPs... P.S. If you liked the answer you may add up to my reputation
Bounce rate means the percentage of users leaving your website immediately without browsing further. Low bounce rate shows interesting contents.
Bounce rate is the percentage of the visitor did not go for more than 1 page (only stay on the enterance page and leave) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bounce_Rate
Bounce rate is a term used in web site traffic analysis. It essentially represents the average percentage of initial visitors to a site who "bounce" away to a different site, rather than continue on to other pages within the same site.
Bounce rate is the percentage of single-page visits (i.e. visits in which the person left your site from the entrance page). Bounce rate is a measure of visit quality and a high bounce rate generally indicates that site entrance (landing) pages aren't relevant to your visitors. You can minimize Bounce Rates by tailoring landing pages to each keyword and ad that you run. Landing pages should provide the information and services that were promised in the ad copy.