wrong-foot

wrong-foot synonyms

wrongfoot compare wrong-foot and wrongfoot
wrong foot compare wrong-foot and wrong foot
bowl a googly compare wrong-foot and bowl a googly
discomfit compare wrong-foot and discomfit
trap compare wrong-foot and trap
catch on the hop compare wrong-foot and catch on the hop
catch unawares compare wrong-foot and catch unawares
throw compare wrong-foot and throw
outwit compare wrong-foot and outwit
outsmart compare wrong-foot and outsmart
unsettle compare wrong-foot and unsettle
discountenance compare wrong-foot and discountenance
throw off balance compare wrong-foot and throw off balance
put someone off their stride compare wrong-foot and put someone off their stride
trick compare wrong-foot and trick
catch off guard compare wrong-foot and catch off guard
disconcert compare wrong-foot and disconcert
catch out compare wrong-foot and catch out
trip compare wrong-foot and trip
tangle compare wrong-foot and tangle
bunker compare wrong-foot and bunker
nail compare wrong-foot and nail
loft compare wrong-foot and loft
swoop compare wrong-foot and swoop
take compare wrong-foot and take
claw compare wrong-foot and claw
knock compare wrong-foot and knock
knock out compare wrong-foot and knock out
dislodge compare wrong-foot and dislodge
get compare wrong-foot and get
set compare wrong-foot and set
snare compare wrong-foot and snare
tool compare wrong-foot and tool
put away compare wrong-foot and put away
pass compare wrong-foot and pass
spin compare wrong-foot and spin
tackle compare wrong-foot and tackle
entrap compare wrong-foot and entrap
springe compare wrong-foot and springe
roll compare wrong-foot and roll
turn compare wrong-foot and turn
smother compare wrong-foot and smother
get away compare wrong-foot and get away
screw compare wrong-foot and screw
nab compare wrong-foot and nab
net compare wrong-foot and net
hand off compare wrong-foot and hand off
bestrew compare wrong-foot and bestrew
engage compare wrong-foot and engage
elude compare wrong-foot and elude

wrong-foot definitions

verb

  • To cause a competitor to move or put weight on the wrong foot, as by making an unexpected move. 

  • To place (someone) at a tactical disadvantage. 

  • To play the ball in an unexpected direction, forcing (the opponent) to change direction suddenly. 

  • To catch (someone) off balance, off guard.