Definition of checkside in English:

checkside

nounˈtʃɛksʌɪd

Australian Rules Football

1A curving shot at goal from a narrow angle.
his checkside from a near-impossible angle hit the post
Example sentencesExamples
- A checkside is off the outside of the boot, usually used by a right-footer deep in the right pocket to bend one back through the sticks.
- He ran around and bent through a goal with a checkside, if you don't mind.
- It's an interesting article explaining the origins of the checkside with a dose of SA football history.
- The checkside is a kick that is kicked with great spin, causing a curved trajectory through the air such that it gradually shifts from its initial flight path or direction in flight to another.
- Mogg follows up with a perfect checkside.
- Their star midfielder was left cursing his luck when his checkside from the tightest of angles hit the post.
- He kicks a reverse checkside between the sticks.
- The veteran forward was found wanting in the wrong pocket, trying a checkside with his right that drifted out on the full.
- Is a checkside done on the opposite side of the boot from a banana?
- From the right forward pocket, he would use a checkside.
1. 1.1 A goal scored by a curving shot from a narrow angle.
  he scored an impressive running checkside in the second minute
  Example sentencesExamples
  He slotted his third before King's checkside from deep in the pocket made it a 20-point margin midway through the term.
  The goal was a massive checkside from 50 metres out.
  The first goal—a precocious checkside on the run—proved the sole major of the term.
  He was best on ground in a narrow win with six goals, including this miracle checkside from the boundary.
  He gathered nine touches for the quarter and kicked two goals, including a freakish checkside from the boundary on the run.
  A checkside from the boundary is all in a day's work.

Origin

1960s: perhaps from the term check side used in billiards, etc. to refer to side spin imparted to the cue ball.

词汇	checkside
释义	Definition of checkside in English: checkside nounˈtʃɛksʌɪd Australian Rules Football 1A curving shot at goal from a narrow angle. his checkside from a near-impossible angle hit the post Example sentencesExamples A checkside is off the outside of the boot, usually used by a right-footer deep in the right pocket to bend one back through the sticks. He ran around and bent through a goal with a checkside, if you don't mind. It's an interesting article explaining the origins of the checkside with a dose of SA football history. The checkside is a kick that is kicked with great spin, causing a curved trajectory through the air such that it gradually shifts from its initial flight path or direction in flight to another. Mogg follows up with a perfect checkside. Their star midfielder was left cursing his luck when his checkside from the tightest of angles hit the post. He kicks a reverse checkside between the sticks. The veteran forward was found wanting in the wrong pocket, trying a checkside with his right that drifted out on the full. Is a checkside done on the opposite side of the boot from a banana? From the right forward pocket, he would use a checkside. 1.1 A goal scored by a curving shot from a narrow angle. he scored an impressive running checkside in the second minute Example sentencesExamples He slotted his third before King's checkside from deep in the pocket made it a 20-point margin midway through the term. The goal was a massive checkside from 50 metres out. The first goal—a precocious checkside on the run—proved the sole major of the term. He was best on ground in a narrow win with six goals, including this miracle checkside from the boundary. He gathered nine touches for the quarter and kicked two goals, including a freakish checkside from the boundary on the run. A checkside from the boundary is all in a day's work. Origin 1960s: perhaps from the term check side used in billiards, etc. to refer to side spin imparted to the cue ball.
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