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drop kick
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drop kick
n. Sports
A kick made by dropping a ball to the ground and kicking it just as it starts to rebound.

drop-kick (drpkk) v.

drop kick
n
1. (Team Sports / Rugby) a kick in certain sports such as rugby, in which the ball is dropped and kicked as it bounces from the ground Compare punt2 place kick
2. (Individual Sports & Recreations / Wrestling) a wrestling attack, illegal in amateur wrestling, in which a wrestler leaps in the air and kicks his opponent in the face or body with both feet
vb drop-kick
1. (Team Sports / Rugby) to kick (a ball, etc.) using a drop kick
2. (Individual Sports & Recreations / Wrestling) to kick (an opponent in wrestling) by the use of a drop kick


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He had four shutouts in the Hart tournament, allowing just one goal and scoring a goal from 75 yards with one of his awesome drop kicks.
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