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to the curb 

To the curb

1. to dump someone; to leave behind

2. to put someone to work <for you> (originally like a pimp to put his ho on the street to work for him as a prostitute).

Colloquially is often used with the verb "kick" as to "kick <somebody> to the curb".
1. If he does that shit again I'm gonna put his ass to the curb and leave his ass out there.

2. She don't clean house AND makes you pay for everything!? You need to kick that skank to the curb and tell her to earn her keep.
to the curb by westsan February 9, 2009
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To the curb 

I don't wanna go see that movie, I heard it was to the curb.
To the curb by Robrandt May 24, 2006

Bang it to the curb 

When you go out on the town with no inhibitions, moral restrictions,or care for the repercussions of your actions. Originating from the song 'Bang it to the Curb' by Far East Movement.
I'm gonna get slizzard and bang it to the curb with my boy Genghis Khan tonight.
Bang it to the curb by PMorr December 2, 2015

kicked to the curb 

To break up with someone in a negative manner.
After she cheated on Mike, she got kicked to the curb.

kick him to the curb 

1. To quit seeing him, especially if it's a relationship or commitment involved.

2. To waive/fire him, especially in business matters.
If you catch a man cheating on you, kick him to the curb right then.

A man got kicked to curb by the company for finding drug use in his hair sample.

kick her to the curb 

1. To quit seeing her, especially if it's a relationship or a commitment involved.

2. To waive/fire her, especially in business matters.
If you catch her cheating on you, kick her to the curb right then.

A woman was kicked to the curb by the company for finding drug use in her hair sample.

kicked to the curb 

To send the boyfriend, girlfriend, wife, husband away. To break up.
Caught my man with another woman so he found himself kicked to the curb
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