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kicker

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun kicker has 1 sense
  1. kicker - a player who kicks the football
    --1 is a kind of
    football player, footballer
    --1 has particulars: dropkicker; place-kicker, placekicker; punter
    Derived form: verb kick1

Definitions from the Web

Kicker

Noun

  1. Definition:

    A person who kicks, especially a player designated to kick a ball during field goals, extra points, or kickoffs in American football.

  2. Definition:

    A headline or summary added at the end of an article, often used to provide a surprising or unexpected twist.

  3. Definition:

    One who makes unexpected, crucial contributions or helps to complete something successfully.

Examples:

1. The American Football Kicker kicked a game-winning field goal in the final seconds.

2. The article ended with an intriguing kicker headline that left readers wanting more.

3. Sarah turned out to be the main kicker in the project, ensuring its success with her unique ideas.

Verb (Transitive)

  1. Definition:

    To strike or propel forcefully with the foot.

  2. Definition:

    To end or conclude forcefully or dramatically.

Examples:

1. He kicked the ball with incredible force, sending it soaring into the net.

2. The movie kicked off with a thrilling action sequence that set the tone for the entire film.

Adjective

  1. Definition:

    Describing something or someone that is outstanding or remarkable.

Example:

1. Sarah gave a kicker presentation at the conference, leaving the audience in awe.

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