miskick
verb /ˈmɪskɪk 
/ [with object]
/ [with object]Kick (a ball) badly or wrongly: the keeper miskicked a clearance and put the ball in his own net [no object]: Tait miskicked in front of a gaping goal...
- The first real chance went to Ashford after eight minutes, when Anthony Eggleton found himself in space in front of goal, but miskicked the ball harmlessly past the post.
- Maybe it is a confidence thing because a few times when we tried to hit shots, we miskicked the ball.
- Maurice Horan passed to Declan Sweeney who went for a point but completely miskicked the ball.
noun /ˈmɪskɪk /
/An instance of miskicking a ball: there were too many miskicks and misses...
- Charnock then came at Corinthians and after a miskick in the penalty area the ball was smashed into the net to make the game all square at half time.
- Because of a miskick following that score, the ball hit one of our front five on the kickoff return team and bounced back to the Oilers.
- Although, actually, that was a miskick by Jonny in the final.
