volley
vol-ley
verb
To hit or kick a ball before it bounces on the ground.
"She volleyed the ball into the net."
verb
To discharge many projectiles simultaneously or utter rapidly.
"The troops volleyed their rifles."
noun
A simultaneous discharge of many projectiles or a rapid succession of things.
"The soldiers fired a volley of shots."
noun
In sport, an act of hitting or kicking the ball before it touches the ground.
"He scored with a spectacular volley."
Thesaurus
Synonyms: fusillade, salvo, burst
Antonyms: ground stroke