kick

verb
/kɪk/

Meaning

to hit with the foot; to strike forcefully
a blow or forceful thrust with the foot; a sudden strong feeling of excitement
To strike or hit with the foot.

Example Sentences

He kicks the ball into the goal.

The soccer player scored a goal with a powerful kick from outside the penalty area.

He kicked the ball into the goal.

Example Expressions

kick the bucket

Synonyms

boot, strike, hit, punt, blow, thrust, lash
Entry 1
boot, strike, hit, punt
Entry 2
boot, strike, blow, thrust
Entry 3
strike, boot, punt, lash, thrust

Antonyms

catch, hold, embrace, caress, gentle touch, pat, touch gently
Entry 1
catch, hold, embrace
Entry 2
caress, gentle touch, pat
Entry 3
caress, hold, touch gently

Collocations

kick ball, kick hard, kick out, kick off, penalty kick, free kick, powerful kick, kick the ball, kick start
Entry 1
kick ball, kick hard, kick out, kick off
Entry 2
penalty kick, free kick, powerful kick
Entry 3
kick the ball, kick off, kick hard, kick out, kick start

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