Definition of kicking in English:

kicking

noun ˈkɪkɪŋˈkɪkɪŋ

An assault in which the victim is kicked repeatedly.
they gave him a good kicking
Example sentencesExamples
- I sorry but such social deviants cant just squat down anywhere you feel, I may go down there tonight and give them a good kicking.
- ‘Oh mighty Dwarf,’ Yap began, ‘heroic and delicious Yap has decided to forgive you for all of your hurtful and brutal kickings and abusings.’
- The working class aren't coming in for a kicking as they are traditionally understood, but rather the poor.
- AMD, when given the chance to put the boot in, was a little reluctant to give a good kicking.
- There was no justice about stabbings, beatings with rods and kickings that resulted in one 33-year-old man dying and another being gravely injured, with savage cuts to his neck and body.
- As these neds were giving him a kicking, he says he never felt more alive and didn't care what happened to him.
- It might seem like a great idea, but giving them a good kicking really isn't the answer.
- I have seen victims of brutal assaults where head kicking has taken place.
- Kids lured into cars and tied up in the boot; suburban kickings on a Saturday night; amateur hitmen hired outside concrete-walled pubs; garage suicides and unwanted gropes.
- He threatened to give particular employees the kicking of their lives.
- Anyone who publishes a report trying to pass off damage in a report as ‘damage’ deserves a kicking.
- Fianna Fail has already assumed the crouch position on ground, and is braced for a sound kicking.
- These included repeated punchings, kickings, beatings with a baseball bat and truncheon, being urinated on and threatened with a syringe and blowtorch.
- A few good kickings later I quickly forgot that idea!
- In its latest round of kickings, the Advertising Standards Authority received complaints about two easynet ads that appeared in the Evening Standard.
- The military historian delivers the biggest kicking to the traumatologists.
- People were literally getting serious, serious beating or kickings when they were plasticuffed you're talking broken ribs, punctured lungs sort of thing.
- The politicians came to mix it with the ordinary voters, and they got a kicking.
- One man's ‘most respected occult books around’ are another man's old hat ripe for a kicking.
- Shares in World Online have taken a good kicking since it emerged she flogged loads of hers ahead of the float last month.

adjectiveˈkɪkɪŋˈkɪkɪŋ

informal

Lively and exciting.
their seriously kicking debut, ‘Paradise’
Example sentencesExamples
- Well, that was a kicking party…
- A kicking beat, guitars deftly playing off each other, and a bass line that was pure nous.
- There's a little bit of Walk Like an Egyptian in there, plus brass stabs, a kicking bassline and a bit played on a Theramin.
Synonyms
in fashion, in vogue, voguish, popular, up to date, bang up to date, up to the minute, modern, all the rage, modish, trendsetting

Definition of kicking in US English:

kicking

nounˈkɪkɪŋˈkikiNG

A punishment or assault in which the victim is kicked repeatedly.
they gave him a good kicking
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘Oh mighty Dwarf,’ Yap began, ‘heroic and delicious Yap has decided to forgive you for all of your hurtful and brutal kickings and abusings.’
- These included repeated punchings, kickings, beatings with a baseball bat and truncheon, being urinated on and threatened with a syringe and blowtorch.
- One man's ‘most respected occult books around’ are another man's old hat ripe for a kicking.
- Anyone who publishes a report trying to pass off damage in a report as ‘damage’ deserves a kicking.
- I sorry but such social deviants cant just squat down anywhere you feel, I may go down there tonight and give them a good kicking.
- The military historian delivers the biggest kicking to the traumatologists.
- People were literally getting serious, serious beating or kickings when they were plasticuffed you're talking broken ribs, punctured lungs sort of thing.
- Kids lured into cars and tied up in the boot; suburban kickings on a Saturday night; amateur hitmen hired outside concrete-walled pubs; garage suicides and unwanted gropes.
- As these neds were giving him a kicking, he says he never felt more alive and didn't care what happened to him.
- AMD, when given the chance to put the boot in, was a little reluctant to give a good kicking.
- I have seen victims of brutal assaults where head kicking has taken place.
- In its latest round of kickings, the Advertising Standards Authority received complaints about two easynet ads that appeared in the Evening Standard.
- Fianna Fail has already assumed the crouch position on ground, and is braced for a sound kicking.
- A few good kickings later I quickly forgot that idea!
- Shares in World Online have taken a good kicking since it emerged she flogged loads of hers ahead of the float last month.
- The working class aren't coming in for a kicking as they are traditionally understood, but rather the poor.
- There was no justice about stabbings, beatings with rods and kickings that resulted in one 33-year-old man dying and another being gravely injured, with savage cuts to his neck and body.
- He threatened to give particular employees the kicking of their lives.
- The politicians came to mix it with the ordinary voters, and they got a kicking.
- It might seem like a great idea, but giving them a good kicking really isn't the answer.

adjectiveˈkɪkɪŋˈkikiNG

informal

(especially of music) lively and exciting.
their seriously kicking debut, “Paradise.”
Example sentencesExamples
- There's a little bit of Walk Like an Egyptian in there, plus brass stabs, a kicking bassline and a bit played on a Theramin.
- A kicking beat, guitars deftly playing off each other, and a bass line that was pure nous.
- Well, that was a kicking party…
Synonyms
in fashion, in vogue, voguish, popular, up to date, bang up to date, up to the minute, modern, all the rage, modish, trendsetting

单词	kicking
释义	Definition of kicking in English: kicking noun ˈkɪkɪŋˈkɪkɪŋ An assault in which the victim is kicked repeatedly. they gave him a good kicking Example sentencesExamples I sorry but such social deviants cant just squat down anywhere you feel, I may go down there tonight and give them a good kicking. ‘Oh mighty Dwarf,’ Yap began, ‘heroic and delicious Yap has decided to forgive you for all of your hurtful and brutal kickings and abusings.’ The working class aren't coming in for a kicking as they are traditionally understood, but rather the poor. AMD, when given the chance to put the boot in, was a little reluctant to give a good kicking. There was no justice about stabbings, beatings with rods and kickings that resulted in one 33-year-old man dying and another being gravely injured, with savage cuts to his neck and body. As these neds were giving him a kicking, he says he never felt more alive and didn't care what happened to him. It might seem like a great idea, but giving them a good kicking really isn't the answer. I have seen victims of brutal assaults where head kicking has taken place. Kids lured into cars and tied up in the boot; suburban kickings on a Saturday night; amateur hitmen hired outside concrete-walled pubs; garage suicides and unwanted gropes. He threatened to give particular employees the kicking of their lives. Anyone who publishes a report trying to pass off damage in a report as ‘damage’ deserves a kicking. Fianna Fail has already assumed the crouch position on ground, and is braced for a sound kicking. These included repeated punchings, kickings, beatings with a baseball bat and truncheon, being urinated on and threatened with a syringe and blowtorch. A few good kickings later I quickly forgot that idea! In its latest round of kickings, the Advertising Standards Authority received complaints about two easynet ads that appeared in the Evening Standard. The military historian delivers the biggest kicking to the traumatologists. People were literally getting serious, serious beating or kickings when they were plasticuffed you're talking broken ribs, punctured lungs sort of thing. The politicians came to mix it with the ordinary voters, and they got a kicking. One man's ‘most respected occult books around’ are another man's old hat ripe for a kicking. Shares in World Online have taken a good kicking since it emerged she flogged loads of hers ahead of the float last month. adjectiveˈkɪkɪŋˈkɪkɪŋ informal Lively and exciting. their seriously kicking debut, ‘Paradise’ Example sentencesExamples Well, that was a kicking party… A kicking beat, guitars deftly playing off each other, and a bass line that was pure nous. There's a little bit of Walk Like an Egyptian in there, plus brass stabs, a kicking bassline and a bit played on a Theramin. Synonyms in fashion, in vogue, voguish, popular, up to date, bang up to date, up to the minute, modern, all the rage, modish, trendsetting Definition of kicking in US English: kicking nounˈkɪkɪŋˈkikiNG A punishment or assault in which the victim is kicked repeatedly. they gave him a good kicking Example sentencesExamples ‘Oh mighty Dwarf,’ Yap began, ‘heroic and delicious Yap has decided to forgive you for all of your hurtful and brutal kickings and abusings.’ These included repeated punchings, kickings, beatings with a baseball bat and truncheon, being urinated on and threatened with a syringe and blowtorch. One man's ‘most respected occult books around’ are another man's old hat ripe for a kicking. Anyone who publishes a report trying to pass off damage in a report as ‘damage’ deserves a kicking. I sorry but such social deviants cant just squat down anywhere you feel, I may go down there tonight and give them a good kicking. The military historian delivers the biggest kicking to the traumatologists. People were literally getting serious, serious beating or kickings when they were plasticuffed you're talking broken ribs, punctured lungs sort of thing. Kids lured into cars and tied up in the boot; suburban kickings on a Saturday night; amateur hitmen hired outside concrete-walled pubs; garage suicides and unwanted gropes. As these neds were giving him a kicking, he says he never felt more alive and didn't care what happened to him. AMD, when given the chance to put the boot in, was a little reluctant to give a good kicking. I have seen victims of brutal assaults where head kicking has taken place. In its latest round of kickings, the Advertising Standards Authority received complaints about two easynet ads that appeared in the Evening Standard. Fianna Fail has already assumed the crouch position on ground, and is braced for a sound kicking. A few good kickings later I quickly forgot that idea! Shares in World Online have taken a good kicking since it emerged she flogged loads of hers ahead of the float last month. The working class aren't coming in for a kicking as they are traditionally understood, but rather the poor. There was no justice about stabbings, beatings with rods and kickings that resulted in one 33-year-old man dying and another being gravely injured, with savage cuts to his neck and body. He threatened to give particular employees the kicking of their lives. The politicians came to mix it with the ordinary voters, and they got a kicking. It might seem like a great idea, but giving them a good kicking really isn't the answer. adjectiveˈkɪkɪŋˈkikiNG informal (especially of music) lively and exciting. their seriously kicking debut, “Paradise.” Example sentencesExamples There's a little bit of Walk Like an Egyptian in there, plus brass stabs, a kicking bassline and a bit played on a Theramin. A kicking beat, guitars deftly playing off each other, and a bass line that was pure nous. Well, that was a kicking party… Synonyms in fashion, in vogue, voguish, popular, up to date, bang up to date, up to the minute, modern, all the rage, modish, trendsetting
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