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a term people use in place of the word “hang out”
“hey bro let’s kick it!”
“yea fo sho”
east coast - getting your game on, trying to get with a person

west coast - to chill, hang out
east coast - "I was trying to kick it to that girl"

west coast - "Let's kick it sometime"
kick it by me March 16, 2004
relaxin, chillaxin

kickin' it implies shoes. kick off your shoes
next quarter's schedule allows me an hour to just kick it in the mornings
kick it by Anonymous February 15, 2002
To kick it is not simply to hang out but to get a little fucked up as well. You can hang out with anyone, but you only kick it with those who like to kick it.
Person tryna kick it: ey whats good still have that dub?
Other person: yee let's kick it!
kick it by Jimmy Bob McGee March 20, 2011
to keep intimate company with someone
Yo' dawg we been kickin' it fo' a minute now!
Kick it by j.d. smith July 8, 2003
Kick It example: Dillon and Joe are gunna come kick it at my crib tomorrow.

Different from kickin it to someone which implies hooking up.

Kickin it to.. example: Zack is gunna go kick it to Emily tomorrow night. (They're about to get it in)
kick it by rambeezy September 3, 2011
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