kicker in Latin
kicker in Latin is calcitrō — kicker means a player, especially in American football, whose job is to kick the ball for field goals, extra points, or kickoffs.
kicker in Latin
calcitrō
What does "kicker" mean?
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noun A player, especially in American football, whose job is to kick the ball for field goals, extra points, or kickoffs.
"The kicker nailed the winning field goal as time expired."
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noun An unexpected twist or detail, often surprising or ironic, that changes how you see a story.
"The kicker was that he'd known the truth all along."
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kicker in a sentence
- The kicker nailed the winning field goal as time expired.
- The kicker was that he'd known the truth all along.
- And here's the kicker — the whole thing was a misunderstanding.
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What is "kicker" in Latin?
"kicker" in Latin is calcitrō. kicker means: A player, especially in American football, whose job is to kick the ball for field goals, extra points, or kickoffs.
How do you use "kicker" in a sentence?
Example: "The kicker nailed the winning field goal as time expired." In Latin, "kicker" is calcitrō.
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