n.
a free kick from the corner awarded to the other side when a player has sent the ball behind his own goal line

on a (subject or activity) kick Idiom, Proverb

better than a kick in the ass

better than punishment, not as bad as it could be, don't knock it "When I told him we had won $10 in the Lotto, he said, ""It's better than a kick in the ass."""

for kicks

for fun, for enjoyment """What do you guys do for kicks?"" ""I play computer games."""

get a kick out of

enjoy I think that my father got a kick out of seeing his old school friend.

get a kick out of something

find something amusing.

get my kicks

get my enjoyment, have my fun I get my kicks from coaching kids' teams. I enjoy doing that.

get your kicks

enjoy yourself, have fun How do you get your kicks? Do you sing? Dance? Travel?

kick a habit

stop a habit, shake a habit A person needs discipline to kick a habit like drinking.

kick around

lie around in a place I was tired on Saturday so I stayed home and kicked around in the morning.

kick ass

scold, lecture, give you hell The coach will kick ass if we don't go to practice.

kick at the cat

a turn, a try, have a go It's your kick at the cat. See if you can solve the puzzle.

on a (subject or activity) kick

Experiencing a decidedly acute and connected action for some accountable or activity. Jim's been on a absolute cycling bang anytime back he bought that new bike. I'm on a bit of a backroom bang at the moment, but I account it will die down already the acclamation division is over.Learn more: kick, on

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keeper keester kept woman kettle of fish keyed up kick a habit kick around kick ass kick at the cat kick back kick butt kick myself kick-off kick oneself kick out kick over kick start on (one's) side on (one's) six on (one's) slate on (one's) soapbox on (one's) suggestion on (one's) tail on (one's) tod on (one's) toes on (one's) trail on (one's) uppers on (one's) watch on (one's) way on (one's) way to (someone or some place) on (one's) wrong side on (one's)/its knees on (someone's or something's) (own) merits on (someone's or something's) dime on (someone's) behalf on (someone's) part on (someone's) wrong side on (the) air on (the) land on (the) production of (something) on (your) home ground on a on a (subject or activity) kick on a biblical scale on a cloud on a collision course on a diet on a dime on a first-name basis on a fool's errand on a full stomach on a handshake on a hiding to nothing on a high on a hunch on a knife-edge on a lark on a lighter note on a limb on a losing wicket on a moment's notice on a par with on a par with (someone or something) on a pedestal on a pedestal, put on a plate on a platter on a power trip

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