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kicking in danger

kicking in danger noun: kicking at the ball when there is a risk of kicking an opposition player who is trying to pick it up or otherwise close to it. Such a kick is against the rules and results in a free kick to the opponent.

Noun

kicking in danger (uncountable)

  1. (Australian rules football) Kicking at the ball when there is a risk of kicking an opposition player who is trying to pick it up or otherwise close to it. Such a kick is against the rules and results in a free kick to the opponent.

Questions about kicking in danger

What does kicking in danger mean?
Kicking in danger means kicking at the ball when there is a risk of kicking an opposition player who is trying to pick it up or otherwise close to it. Such a kick is against the rules and results in a free kick to the opponent.
What part of speech is kicking in danger?
Kicking in danger is a noun.

Words near kicking in danger in the dictionary

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  2. kicking butt
  3. kicking down
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  5. kicking in
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  7. kicking into the long grass
  8. kicking into touch
  9. kicking it
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