kicking off

To start a fight.

When I called them wankers they started kicking off.

by Ian Chode April 3, 2003

kicking

A fine old English tradition and the nation's favourite pastime, a kicking is what the Yanks would call an ass-beating. A fucking good hiding. A proper doing-over. A thorough mullering.

Despite the name not necessarily performed with the feet, but à chacun son goût.

Get out of my face now or you're going to get a good kicking, you cunt.

by snootful November 19, 2019

kicking pat

An Intel Executive who kicked Mike Magee, editor of The Inquirer.

Did you see that! Kicking Pat kicked the Mageek!

by Ishwa February 25, 2004

kicking flavor

Kicking Flavor means that your doing everyday shit or doing something that's not really boring

SideBitch: aye baby what you doing?
You: kicking flavor , everyday shit

by Young Krè April 20, 2016

kicking the dog

When someone in power over you forces something upon you, and you in turn force something on someone under you. like when parents punish you, then you turn around and beat on your little brother.

Sammy beat up timmy because his parents took away the xBox. he's just kicking the dog

by Anti December 30, 2004

Kicking it Homestyle

returning to one's roots

Sometimes I wish I was like those kids beatin drums. That's real rhythm. They're kicking it homestyle.

by J-Hawk June 20, 2003

kicking a wall

Said when referring to something that is completly pointless, usually followed by saying pointless

talking to you is like kicking a wall, pointless

by thunderbang February 13, 2008