noun. One that kicks.

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noun. A sudden, surprising turn of events or ending; a twist.

noun. A tricky or concealed condition; a pitfall.

noun. A condition that imposes an automatic increase, as in a pension plan.

noun. A small outboard motor.

noun. One who or that which kicks.

noun. One who offers strong, and especially unexpected or perverse, opposition; one who objects or opposes; a bolter.

noun. Nautical, the propeller of a small launch.

noun. In cricket, a ball which kicks or bumps, that is, which rises higher than usual after pitching.

noun. In poker, a card held up with a pair, usually an ace or king.

noun. The reversing gear of some direct-acting steam and hydraulic pumps.

noun. One who, or that which, kicks.

noun. A fact, condition, or circumstance, sometimes concealed or not obvious, which reduces or eliminates the benefit of an apparently advantageous situation; a joker{5}.

noun. An unforeseen added expense or additional cost.

noun. One who kicks.

noun. One who takes kicks.

noun. The kicking strap.

noun. An outboard motor.

noun. An unexpected situation or detail.

noun. An enticement for investors, e.g. warranty added to the investment contract.

noun. An unpaired card which is part of a pair, two pair, or three of a kind poker hand.

noun. A particular type of resident of Texas who is associated with country/western attire, attitudes, and/or philosophy.

noun. The last paragraph or two of a story.

noun. a player who kicks the football

"The word kicker hadnt even been invented yet, but somehow Hiro had understood it all instinctively: how to make a clique huge overnight, how to convince everyone to requisition some new gadget, and most of all how to make himself legendary in the process."