kicked-in

Severely broken beyond repair. Broken but still working.

Kicked-in automotive; hes looking locked-in these days; see kicked-in Ken

by MeowMx420 October 4, 2019

Kick

Kick (short for "Sidekick")
A friend/associate of a more popular, charismatic person. The sidekick gains most of his/her acclaim from merely being connected so closely to the more powerful acquaintance. Sidekicks can be found anywhere from comic books (where the term began) to the workplace and schoolyard.
Neil: Is Dan really that popular a guy? Most people in the office just talk to him because he's Ron's little sidekick.

Gina: The two of them are inseperable, you have to give them that.

P1 -Hey, Kick!!! C'mere!

P2 - Why is she calling that person "Kick"
P3 - He's her bestfriend. They're inseparable. He's like..her Sidekick

by Ryuzaki_Cassiopeia July 14, 2009

kicks

another term for shoes or sneakres.

I like your new "kicks".

by Matt November 7, 2003

kicks

If something kicks it smells very badly.

The N5 area of London kicks!

by Biff January 7, 2004

kicks

A slang term for Casual-wear shoes.

K-Swiss, Lugz

by FontE November 5, 2003

kicked

Pronounced "kick-ed"; coined in the series "Cry Yourself to Sleep", a video on YouTube created by @rcherStudi0s. Used as a single verb with an accent on the "-ed" and usually no direct object

Well Ryan was angry so he kicked.
You have no reason to kicked.

by ‡ Laz ‡ June 18, 2008

kicks

1. action performed upon a dog, child, or any other lesser being
2. fun, entertainment

1. He kicks the 3 year old.
2. We attached a squirrel to a 50 pound satchel charge for kicks.

by Matt Seigel November 5, 2003