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rekick en · NOUN
Etymology
From re- + kick.
Meanings
The action of swinging a foot or leg for a second time (or the flight of an object kicked again).
The rekick ricocheted off an upright, the Broncos eventually won the game and a fad was born. 2007, Judy Battista, “Icing Kicker: New Tactic Has Drawn Double Take”, in New York Times:
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rekick en · VERB
Etymology
From re- + kick.
Meanings
(ambitransitive) To kick for a second time (such as a ball, in sports).
The Texans recovered their first onside kick attempt but had to rekick after an illegal formation penalty. 2007, “Titan Sets Record With Eight Field Goals”, in New York Times: