kick

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.
by decepti_kun February 09, 2006
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To do something for no reason, or to pass the time.
Me and Josh stole those earmuffs just for kicks.
by Lynsey November 06, 2003
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Yo nigga, those chuck taylors is some tight kicks.
by logan April 06, 2003
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Do something really well.

Comes from the idea of hitting a baseball or kicking a football out of the stadium, as well as the idea of kicking something in the ass.

Usually used with "out" afterwards, as in "kick it out."
Okay, enough procrastinating. I'm going to kick this paper.

Wow, you really kicked the song.

This is the hardest level. Let's kick it.
by McNara November 20, 2011
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your shoes
yo, yo kicks are raw
by julia November 08, 2003
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by be-g0ne-thot July 30, 2018
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For sheazy ma neazy! You gots some fly-ass kicks!
by rapmasta November 06, 2003
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