punting

Synonyms for punting

verb hit with foot

1888 in football, agent noun from punt (v.).

It was only "punting" with the Evil One, and Grog thought so and avoided them.

But you would have no objection to his punting with ready money.

And in England, they punting on the Thames, among the water-lilies.

He played at end in each case and was pulled back for the punting.

Go on punting, you little beast, and don't mess my flannels!

Joe, take Stover and give him a line on the punting, will you?

If there are any plain girls let them take to punting and be beautiful.

He was evidently a novice at punting, and his performance was most interesting.

George said he had often longed to take to punting for a change.

There used to be an annual punting race, but punting was forbidden after 1851.