miskick
/mɪsˈkɪk/
verb
- To kick incorrectly or badly, especially in sports, resulting in a poor or unintended outcome.
- The striker miskicked the ball and it went wide of the goal.
- She miskicked the soccer ball and accidentally hit her teammate.
- I miskicked during the penalty shot and the ball rolled slowly to the goalkeeper.
Antonyms
noun
- An instance of kicking incorrectly or badly.
- The crowd groaned after the player's miskick.
- That was a terrible miskick — it barely moved the ball.
- His miskick cost the team a chance to score.