placekick

/ˈpleɪsˌkɪk/
verb
  1. To kick a ball that has been placed on the ground or a tee, especially in football.
    • He will placekick the ball for the extra point attempt.
    • She can placekick the ball over 50 yards with ease.
    • The player learned how to placekick accurately during practice.
noun
  1. A kick in football (soccer or American football) where the ball is placed on the ground or a tee before being kicked.
    • In soccer, a placekick is often used for penalty shots.
    • The kicker practiced his placekick from 40 yards out.
    • Her perfect placekick sailed through the goalposts for three points.
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