Kickball meaning

kĭk'bôl'
A children's game having rules similar to baseball but played with a large ball that is rolled toward homeplate instead of pitched and kicked instead of batted.
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A children's game with the general rules of baseball, but using a large ball that is kicked rather than batted.
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(uncountable) A sport similar to baseball, where a ball is kicked rather than hit.
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(countable) The ball used in the above sport.
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Origin of kickball

kick +‎ ball

Sentence Examples

  • kickball team in Monrovia.

  • If you are physically active, look into participating in activities that would draw men, such as kickball, hiking, softball leagues or other sport activities.

  • Consider joining recreation teams, dinner groups, book clubs, and even a kickball team, bowling league, or salsa dance lessons.

  • While this game is slower than say something like kickball or tag, kids enjoy trying to hit the ball through the wickets.

  • Toss the Frisbie, throw the football, or play a game of kickball in the afternoon.

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