Definition of "drop-kick" []

• Alternative spelling of drop kick. (noun)
• To drop (a ball) and kick it after it hits the ground. (verb)

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• "The score remained 22-22 until the game went into extra time, when Andrew launched a drop-kick from 45 metres and England went through to the semi-final with their first victory against Australia in the southern hemisphere."
• "“Get off me afore I drop-kick your tiny asses into the next star system,” Tychus growled, much less restrained with the little gaggle of pests."
• "This feeling of sudden freedom and joy is accompanied by a dizzying drop-kick to the stomach, which can take away the very breath that could re-center me."