kicker
- noun
- /ˈkɪkər/
- Slang
Examples
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I got you five kickers.
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I had to draw a line somewhere, so I took all the kickers that have made at least 90% of their kicks and have made at least 10 field goals.
Blog text (13) -
Florida State then added two field goals to go up 20-0, and kicker Dustin Hopkins set the all-time scoring record for kickers, breaking the previous mark of 439 points.
Blog text (30) -
For my birthday, I received a new pair of kickers that are perfect for playing soccer.
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He always wears his favorite kickers during football practice to improve his performance.
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These kickers have great traction on the field, making them ideal for soccer games.
Synonyms
Stylish sports shoes people wear
Shoes with small spikes on the soles for better grip on soft or slippery ground
Compounds
- Specialized
A player in American football who kicks the ball from the ground for field goals or extra points
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
A helpful way to remember kickers for shoes is to see the word as kick 'to strike with the foot' plus the ending -er meaning 'one who' or 'thing used for'. So kickers are the shoes you wear for kicking and playing football.