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To make obvious physical contact using any part of the leg below the knee. A kick could be utilised as a worthy finishing move in a gentlemanly squable, or to encourage a piece of machinery or person to function according to what you see fit. I had to kick the cat to encourage it to get out of my way as I was heading over to the neighbour's to encourage them to stop stealing my newspaper.
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To use your foot as an implement of destruction.
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To hang out with someone. "Im gonna kick it with Jenny."
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1. a habit or tendency
2. to break or cease said habit or tendency 3. a noticeable effect |
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To be removed from a server on games or chat rooms etc, usually without your consent, either by the admin or a majority vote from the other users.
Most people who get kicked are n00bs. <n00b> LOOK AT ME IM ANNOYING
<n00b> LOOK AT ME IM ANNOYING <n00b> LOOK AT ME IM ANNOYING <n00b> LOOK AT ME IM ANNOYING <n00b> LOOK AT ME IM ANNOYING <n00b has been kicked by host> <person> wtf was with that n00b? |
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A powerful attack you can use with your foot. If a shoe is on it can cause a nosebleed! Guy #1: Here take this...kick!!!
Guy #2: OUCH!!!! You've made my nose bleed! |
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The sprint finish at the end of a foot race. Geb ran the last 200 in 25.1. What a kick!
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