Definitions
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- verb To
kick for a second time (such as a ball, in sports) - noun The action of
swinging afoot orleg for a second time (or the flight of an object kicked again)
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Examples
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U.S. goalkeeper Hope Solo stopped the first penalty kick, but the Brazilians were awarded a rekick on a dubious referee call of encroachment on an American player some 15 yards away.
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If she couldnt rekick the story somehow, shed be remembered forever as the ugly whod blown the biggest story since the mind-rain, a useless kicker whod needed Tally Youngblood to find the real facts.
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The rekick hit one of the field goal posts and missed.
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The rekick hit one of the field goal posts and missed.
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The rekick hit one of the field goal posts and missed.
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After a 10-yard penalty for batting the onside kick out of bounds, Rams linebacker Chris Chamberlain cradled Matt Prater's rekick.
PHOTOS: Fans Call For McDaniels' Firing After 36-33 Loss To St. Louis
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What nobody knew was that the story was blank except for a rekick to his little sisters feed.
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After a 10-yard penalty for batting the onside kick out of bounds, Rams linebacker Chris Chamberlain cradled Matt Prater's rekick.
PHOTOS: Fans Call For McDaniels' Firing After 36-33 Loss To St. Louis
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What nobody knew was that the story was blank except for a rekick to his little sisters feed.
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If she couldnt rekick the story somehow, shed be remembered forever as the ugly whod blown the biggest story since the mind-rain, a useless kicker whod needed Tally Youngblood to find the real facts.
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