Place it at the peak of a stretch gag, then follow it with the fail sound as the character loses control, and finish with clapping when the character bounces back unhurt.
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This 0.3-second effect stretches like elastic suspenders pulled tight, then snaps back with a sharp creaky jerk. It feels springy, silly and suddenly abrupt, like a plan snapping back in your face. It comes from the 1942 Donald Duck cartoon Sky Trooper, where the stretch-and-release gag fits the cartoon's frantic physical comedy.