kick

Adj; used to describe something awesome when you're in company with people who wouldn't appreciate the term kick-ass. Often used with the word totally in front of it.

1) This party is going to be so kick!
2) Allison is so totally kick.

by Josephine Goldfinch December 21, 2010

kick 'em off

"Kick 'em off" or "Kick them b*ches out" is a hood term for a person forcefully removing someones footwear, taking it for themselves.

"Me and my men are going to kick them b*tches out!"
Or
"Don't make me come and kick 'em off!"

by ~Tephyrius~ January 4, 2025

Kick dick week

Kick any boys dick for a whole week

I want to kick your dick so badly because it’s kick dick week

by Mgb1238746 October 2, 2020

kick you to the lowercase

When something is closer it is uppercase, and when it’s further away it’s smaller so it’s lowercase. When you “kick something to the lowercase” it essentially means kicking their ball off.

“Boy if you don’t quit playin’ with me Imma kick you to the lowercase !”

“You should be nicer to that one girl, I heard she likes to kick guys to the lowercase.”

by myelin may May 7, 2023

Kicking the crumbs

Kicking the crumbs or kicking a crumb is a Massachusetts term for jerking off or beating your meat.

Mom I was just kicking the crumbs off my bed

by Ultra wide river December 15, 2022

Ste Mather kick

A swift kick to the face of someone who has been calling you names, usually when they’re are seated

Stop calling me names are I’ll Ste Mather Kick you

by Haydock Hitman September 12, 2022

Kick (Snooker)

The explanation used by Snooker players after poor and/or missed shots

Before 'kicks' were in invented in 2009, players would have to admit to bad shots, and commentators would acknowledge poor play.

Statistically, since the invention of the 'kick' 100% of all bad shots have been affected by one.

Any bad shot can be explained by a 'kick'

There is no telling when you will get a 'kick' but everyone is due one at some point, the only way to avoid a 'kick' is by potting the ball succesfully.

Without 'kicks', never would a ball be missed.

Kick (Snooker):

A: balls. ive missed the pot by a good foot there

B: rotten luck - you must have had a big 'kick'

A: ah yes, that makes sense, bloody 'kicks' eh!

by twoinchtornado November 27, 2011