kickback

noun
  1. A payment made to someone who has facilitated a transaction or appointment, especially illicitly. noun
    The contractor was accused of giving a kickback to the official who awarded him the project.
    The investigation revealed that several employees were receiving kickbacks for steering contracts to certain suppliers.
  2. A sudden backward movement or reaction, often used to describe the motion of a tool or machine. noun
    The chainsaw experienced a kickback, causing the operator to lose control momentarily.
    Be cautious of kickback when using a circular saw, as it can be dangerous.
  3. To relax or take it easy, often used informally. verb
    After a long week at work, I just want to kick back and watch some movies.
    Let's kick back on the beach and enjoy the sunset.