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To break up with someone in a negative manner. After she cheated on Mike, she got kicked to the curb.
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To be fired from one's job in a demeaning manner. I got kicked to the curb at Purdue Pharma because of OxyContin.
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To send the boyfriend, girlfriend, wife, husband away. To break up. Caught my man with another woman so he found himself kicked to the curb
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Often a result of having to much space in a relationship. An action done to objects no longer of interest. To discard without concern. "I gave him some space and before I knew it I was kicked to the curb".
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To be dumped, or to dump, a boyfriend or girlfriend. I kicked that silly ho to the curb once I found ut she was tossing my daddy's salad.
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anonymous
Oct 24, 2003
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An idea or person unceremoniously dismissed. I got kicked to the curb by my golf team when I dropped out of Rotary.
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classic 90's term for dumbing your mate. Girl, I kicked him to the curb!
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