kick door
To kick in a door to gain the element of surprise in an attack or raid, usually really late at night or very early in the morning.
kick door by Maurice Hendrix May 13, 2005
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kick door specials
Black Air Forces which are the number one shoe that felonies are committed in.
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Kick a door
Kick a door by Paul Henry James Papapietro August 4, 2009
kick the back door in
Kick the back door in:
'Have you kicked michelle's back door in yet?'
'Things got a little frisky las night and i ended up kicking her back door in!'
'Have you kicked michelle's back door in yet?'
'Things got a little frisky las night and i ended up kicking her back door in!'
kick the back door in by Beans57 November 7, 2006
kick in the door
kick in the door by Sean Simmons May 11, 2004
kick the back door in
kick the back door in by G August 4, 2003
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