0 past simple and past participle of volley
1 (in sports) to hit or kick a moving ball before it touches the ground
It was a memorable debut for the player, with a volleyed goal from the bench to the penalty area during the first half stoppage time.
Once the teammates successfully volleyed the shuttlecock a combined 10 times (volleys between the local players were not counted), they received their next clue.
As this raking pass came across his body from his left shoulder he volleyed it first time, with great power, swerving over the goalkeeper into the top corner.
This rejection of one of the evolution supporters prominently featured in the film created a furor as critics and supporters volleyed conflicting accounts of the incident.
