Similar words: alive and kicking, licking, picking, politicking, stick in the mud, lacking, mocking, fucking. Meaning: [kɪk] 
n. 1. a rhythmic thrusting movement of the legs as in swimming or calisthenics 2. the act of delivering a blow with the foot.
n. 1. a rhythmic thrusting movement of the legs as in swimming or calisthenics 2. the act of delivering a blow with the foot. 
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(151) Like their counterparts in Britain more middle-aged smokers are kicking the habit through fear of illness or current ill-health.
(152) She was fighting for her life with her entire body, kicking and biting and cursing.
(153) Barthez escaped with a yellow card despite clearly kicking Ian Harte to concede a penalty.
(154) She went low again, behind Siang, taking a short breath before turning and kicking upward.
(155) Perkin with brotherly bossiness told him to stop kicking the table leg and Gareth uncharacteristically sulked.
(156) One minute the coach was barking orders at kids kicking off down the field.
(157) They dashed and darted about, playing their street games or kicking a ball made of rolled rags tied up.
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(158) When he saw Xiangzi come in , he said half - crossly , half - jokingly,'still alive and kicking, eh?
(159) They've really been kicking ass lately — busting places up, harassing everybody.
(160) The old coat has been kicking around the closet for years.
(161) The carp was still alive and kicking when I bought it in the market.
(162) Sam has been kicking around Europe since his discharge from the army.
(163) The old books have teen kicking about the house for years.
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