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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈkɪkər/ · UK /ˈkɪkə/
kicker means: Someone who hits a ball with their foot, especially a player with this job in American football.
noun
Someone who hits a ball with their foot, especially a player with this job in American football.
- Our kicker scored three points.
- The team needs a new kicker.
- Their kicker missed the final field goal.
A surprising detail that makes a situation more interesting or difficult.
- The kicker is that delivery costs extra.
- Here’s the kicker: he already knew the answer.
- We loved the house, but the price was the kicker.
An extra card outside your matching set in poker, which can decide who wins a tie.
- My ace kicker won the hand.
- They had the same pair, but her kicker was higher.
- He held two pairs with a queen kicker.
Questions about kicker
What does kicker mean?
Someone who hits a ball with their foot, especially a player with this job in American football.
What is kicker in other languages?
Türkçe: şutör · Español: pateador · Français: botteur · Deutsch: Kicker · Italiano: calciatore · 日本語: キッカー
How do you pronounce kicker?
In American English /ˈkɪkər/; in British English /ˈkɪkə/.
How do you use kicker in a sentence?
Our kicker scored three points. The team needs a new kicker.
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