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kickleaving

Verb for kicking leaves. Pronounced ku-clee-veeng.
I'm going kickleaving later today!
Do you want to kickleave with me?
kickleaving by Autumnal leaves October 20, 2020
Kickle (V) - Kickle is the combining of two legendary forces known simply as tickle and kick. To perform this attack usually you must kick the person hard enough and tickle them after words as a sugar and spice effect. Usually used in a pissed off situation. The discovery of this word came from a drunken night on 3/28/2010 at 230am.
Brett : Alright Kyle are you sure you want McDonalds?

Kyle : Yeah (Laughs)

Chad : What do you want to eat buddy?

Kyle : Double cheeseburger large combo coke no ice, and a crispy chicken snack wrap ranch! Booyah!

Chad (To Brett) For Kyle being drunk he ordered quite well...

Brett: Agreed

Kyle : I better get my chicken snack wrap or ill kickle them.

Chad and Brett burst in laughter!

"I'm so mad I could just kickle them"
Kickle by Adam Rizor March 28, 2010

kickety-ass-bitchin 

More kickass than kick ass and more bitchin than normal.
Antonym to lickety-ass-sniffin.
Man, was that mullet ever kickety-ass-bitchin!
Man, you are a kickety-ass bitch!
kickety-ass-bitchin by heatherzed November 11, 2008
(verb) to kick someone in the face when they tickle your feet, whether on purpose or by accident.
She was tickling my feet so I had no choice but to kickle her in the face.
kickle by carrk96 March 11, 2010
When you or your bae kisses the others face with such ferocity and passion that a tickling sensation occurs for the receiver.
Wow, last night Tomas kickled me so hard that I almost burst out with laughter and pee.
Kickle by Big fudge February 27, 2015
the kinklet fucked me hard last night
kinklet by Micheal Burns September 8, 2016
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