to dropkick
1
6.5
- verb
- /ˈdrɒpkɪk/
:
hacer un dropkick
- You throw one more rock, and I swear I'll dropkick that little rat dog of yours right over the roof.
Examples
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I've been shot at, dropkicked, almost blown up.
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I dropkicked from 50 yards out.
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Can I tell her to knock it off before I dropkick her, or do I have to suck it up?
Blog text (2) -
If you threaten my chef again, I will dropkick you out of the fucking door.
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I'm gonna slip out of these chains and dropkick him, him and him right in the throat.
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Dropkicked him.
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Kaitlyn dropkicks Alicia into Eve, and she follows up with a reverse DDT for the win.
Blog text (20) -
I think Miz worked the disbelief-into-respect angle nicely, but Kofi was a bit heelish (and his leg was in pretty good standing) in dropkicking him.
Blog text (16) -
He expertly dropkicked the ball during the match, sending it soaring over the goalposts.
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During practice, she dropkicked the ball with perfect technique, impressing her teammates.
Synonyms
∞
1.0
Hit something with the foot, for example a ball in a sport
2
6.0
To kick a ball after dropping it so it hits the ground first
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Dropkick combines drop ('let fall') and kick ('hit with the foot'), so to dropkick is to drop the ball and kick it as it touches the ground.