kick

US /kɪk/
UK /kɪk/
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1.

to hit or propel with the foot

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He tried to kick the ball into the goal.
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She gave the door a hard kick.
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bootpuntstrikekick offkick out
2.

to stop doing or using something harmful

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It's hard to kick a bad habit.
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He managed to kick his drug addiction.
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quitstopgive upbreak free from
1.

a sudden forceful blow with the foot

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The horse gave a powerful kick.
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He scored with a brilliant kick.
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bootpuntstrike
2.

a sudden, strong, and usually pleasant effect or sensation

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The coffee gave him a real kick.
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She gets a kick out of helping others.
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thrillbuzzexcitementrushjolt
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