kick
verb as in strong fondness
Word Combinations
Example:The referee kicked off the match at 3 PM.
Definition:To start a game, meeting, discussion, etc., or to begin a period of time.
From kick off
Example:They kicked around the idea of going camping, but couldn't agree on a location.
Definition:To dispose of or cast about as unwanted, or to pass or kick a ball loosely, casually, or unpredictably.
From kick around
Example:The new policy will kick in next month.
Definition:To start working or to take effect.
From kick in
Example:He got kicked out of the club for being noisy.
Definition:To expel from a place or place someone out of a place forcibly.
From kick out
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