dropkick n.
(Aus./N.Z.) a general term of abuse; also attrib.
Up the Cross 9: ‘[H]e got holda one drop kick by the left warwick and yanked him into the whisper and stamped on his loaf with his right plate’’. | (con. 1959)||
Lex. of Cadet Lang. 125: drop kick [noun] a fool, a fuckwit, a total failure, a hopeless case, a wipe-out, an utter drongo. | ||
Lockie Leonard: Scumbuster (1995) 144: ‘The Ninja Turtle?’ ‘No, you dropkick, the painter.’. | ||
Mystery Bay Blues 1: Les might have been a bit of a dropkick in Leaving Bondi. | ||
Reed Dict. of N.Z. Sl. | ||
Stoning 62: Manolis would [...] cruise the streets with his dropkick mates. |