kick

When one being lifts their leg in the air to inflict pain on another individual's body parts.

1. OH NO I had to kick my friend because he was too UGLY!
2. You're so UGLY that every time I pass you I instinctively kick you in the face.

by PsuedosTheFool April 01, 2022

kick

Striking someone with your foot. Formerly named kick. Used in many games such as fighting games, the PTR series and other words related & in the family of kick.

I will kick you.
He kicked me!

by angery123 February 20, 2019

Kick

Cool, sick, slick, or narly

Wow that switch was kick.

by Brian deer July 02, 2023

Kick

Kick- your current like, thing, hobby, obsession

Drinking black coffee is totally my “kick” right now

by Rachelle Vee Dee March 11, 2023

Kick

A current and temporary fixation on something. Typically does not last longer than a few weeks, or at most, months. May be a recurring interest, or a one-shot one. This can apply to a large number of things, including (but not limited to) comics, TV series, anime, manga, literature, historical events and characters, video games, art, celebrities, youtubers, academia, and sports.

Tom: I just realized I haven't watched any new anime in weeks. I've been on a Batman kick.

Jay: Welp, I guess for the next few weeks you'll be into Tokyo Ghoul...

by Stiffofdeth June 12, 2016

Kick

When a customer comes into a store and wastes a salespersons time with non sales questions thus causing the salesperson to miss sales and become generally pissed off. Usually the customer will spend hours asking questions a three year old would know.

That customer who didn't know where the power button was on her phone just kicked me real hard.

by Drummermanryan November 25, 2012

small kick energy

Small D energy but for liberal athletes like Travis Kelce who allow themselves to be cucked by Taylor Swift. The term was coined and popularized on twitter due to his relationship.

“Did you see how soy number 5 was? He has small kick energy”

by sad guacamole May 18, 2024