miskick
verb
mis·kick ˌmis-ˈkik 
miskicked; miskicking
transitive + intransitive
sports
: to kick in a faulty manner
… when the ball is knocked into the box seven minutes from time, he miskicks so violently that he falls over …
Nick Hornby
: to kick wrongly Nick HornbyOne minute later, Italy's Cristian Zaccardo tried to clear a United States free kick and miskicked the ball into the Italian goal. Jere Longman
Jere Longman miskick
ˈmis-ˌkik
noun plural miskicks
We got off to a slow start and had a lot of miskicks and missed shots. Kory Pinard
Kory Pinard 
Word History
First Known Use
1891, in the meaning defined above
- one's face falls
- one's face lights up
- one's head off
- one's heart bleeds for
- one's heart is (just) not in something
- one's heart is just not in something
- one's heart is not in something
- one's heart leaps
- one's heart melts
- one's heart out
- one's heart sinks
- one's house in order
- one's inner self
- one's keep
- one's kind of
- one's level best
- one's nose is to the grindstone
- one's old self
- one's own man
- one's real self
- one's self
- one's temper flares
- one's true self
- one's true/real self
- one's very own