kicker

Then he returned to the Kicker office and worked until noon.

He hated the one twin for kicking him, and the other one for being the kicker's brother.

Any save ordinary passes to quarter or kicker were beyond Crane, and so most of the direct passes were eliminated.

When the kicker in politics dies he stays dead a long time; when an opportunity passes it may never recur.

“I am the new owner of the Kicker,” Hollis informed him with a smile.

It was a kicker, like the ostrich; in fight it did not use its beak, but its foot.

The long poker shot out, and the point must have hit hard in the temple; at any rate, the wounded Kicker sat down.

It was the kind of craft with a small engine, called a kicker, in it, to be used in case of calm.

If he had, his memory would have been more vulgarised by them, than by any Yankee kicker at his grave!

Was the Marigold a real yacht, or just a row-boat with a kicker behind?