Definition of "push-off" [push-off]

• In push-ball, the act of putting the ball into play by pushing it: analogous to the kick-off in foot-ball. The team having the push-off may either line up against the ball or, going back not more than 15 yards, make a flying rush at it. (noun)

The Century Dictionary (Public Domain)

• "Why should NY get to “push-off” their dangers onto other states."
• "Lazor said he has been pleased with the physicality of the Virginia offensive line so far, as well as the push-off that the Cavaliers are getting off the line of scrimmage."
• ""Groins are very tricky for pitchers, especially when it's that push-off leg," Mr. Girardi said."