kickback
/ˈkɪkbæk/Definitions
1. noun
a sudden backward movement of the foot, especially in sports like soccer or football; a payment or reward given to someone in return for a favor or service; a period of relaxation or leisure time.
“The player’s quick kickback allowed him to regain control of the ball.”
2. verb
to give or receive payment or reward in return for a favor or service; to move backward suddenly, especially with the foot.
“The company was accused of kickback payments to government officials.”
3. verb
to relax or take leisure time, especially after work or a period of intense activity.
“After a long week, she likes to kick back and watch her favorite TV show.”