Kickback Definition

kĭkbăk
kickbacks
noun
A sharp, violent reaction.
Webster's New World
A giving back of a portion of money received as payment, often as a result of coercion or an illicit agreement.
Webster's New World
The money so returned.
Webster's New World
A form of bribery in which a percentage of the revenues from a contract or other financial award is illicitly returned to the person awarding the contract or benefit.
Webster's New World Law

(countable) A backward kick.

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Singular:
kickback
Plural:
kickbacks

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Kickback Sentence Examples

  • A chain brake to stop the saw in the event of a kickback.

  • Limited kickback over headsets are priced county tort filings.

  • If you attend a fitness center or gym on a regular basis, you've probably seen some leg curl machines that target your hamstrings, and maybe a kickback machine that targets your glutes.

  • Two carbide blades are fitted to the body and they are designed to provide integral chip limitation to prevent kickback.

  • This has been warmly received by jockeys, trainers and connections of horses as the track is now fairer and produces much less kickback.

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