He is most remembered for his mad outbursts and king hits on the football field.
He king hit from behind and his victim fell to the floor.
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King hit — is a phrase used mostly throughout Australia and New Zealand which refers to a particularly vicious attack. It s precise definition is not known as it is a neologism used almost exclusively by news media. Usually, however, it is a punch to the… … Wikipedia
king-hit — /king hit /, n. Australian. a knockout punch. [1920 25] * * * … Universalium
king-hit — /king hit /, n. Australian. a knockout punch. [1920 25] … Useful english dictionary
king-hit — /ˈkɪŋ hɪt/ (say king hit) verb (t) (king hit, king hitting) Colloquial to punch forcibly and without warning: *Like something … had loomed up out of nowhere and king hit him. –david malouf, 1990. Also, king …
king hit — /ˈkɪŋ hɪt/ (say king hit) noun 1. a savage blow, usually to the head and often delivered without warning, which fells the opponent. 2. Colloquial any sudden misfortune …
king-hit law — /kɪŋ ˈhɪt lɔ/ (say king hit law) noun → one punch law …
king hit — n Australian a. a hit from behind, stab in the back b. a knockout blow … Contemporary slang
King hit — 1. severe decisive blow; 2. punch from behind; 3. any sudden misfortune; 4. punch forcibly and without warning … Dictionary of Australian slang
king hit — Australian Slang 1. severe decisive blow; 2. punch from behind; 3. any sudden misfortune; 4. punch forcibly and without warning … English dialects glossary
hit — 1. verb 1) Syn: strike, beat, punch, thump, thrash; informal whack, wallop, bash, clout, belt; Brit.; informal stick one on; N.Amer.; informal slug; Austral. / NZ; informal dong, quilt … Synonyms and antonyms dictionary
