drop kick 
noun
1(Chiefly in rugby) a kick made by dropping the ball and kicking it as it bounces up from the ground.Storm clouds could pile in from the Antarctic, but it was still possible to bounce the ball and let fly with a drop kick....
- Jonny Wilkinson became an overnight household name after scoring the last-minute drop kick which won England the rugby World Cup last November on a rainy night in Sydney.
- It doesn't matter if it's all penalties or a drop kick from the halfway line in the last minute of the match which gives you victory, a win is a win.
1.1(Chiefly in martial arts) a flying kick made against an opponent while dropping to the ground.A drop kick caught her by surprise, and she was hurled backwards by its supernatural force....
- One theory is that this was inflicted by some kind of kung fu or karate drop kick.
- I followed that up with a drop kick to the chest, and a snap kick to the temple.
verb
(drop-kick) [with object] Kick using a drop kick: Mick drop-kicked the sleeping bag into the corner of the room...
- Players use their hands, but cannot carry the ball for more than three steps, so they have to bounce it off the ground, drop-kick it back up to themselves, or send it on to another player.
- ‘Don't go away, ‘Tarrant said, ‘because we'll be drop-kicking a lot more your way in just a couple of minutes.’
- Ben drop-kicked their opponent, sending him into the wall.