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Definitions from WordNet

Verb kick about has 1 sense
  1. kick around, knock about, kick about - be around; be alive or active; "Does the old man still kick around?"
    --1 is one way to exist, be
    Sample sentences:
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Kick About

Description:

Kick About is a phrasal verb primarily used in British English, which means to play a casual game of football or soccer. It can also be used figuratively to indicate engaging in a lighthearted discussion or debate.

Examples:

Verb Usage:

  • We decided to kick about in the park for a while before heading home.
  • The kids often gather in the backyard to kick about with a football.

Noun Usage:

  • After school, the boys had a kick about at the local pitch.
  • Join us for a friendly kick about this weekend at the community center.

Figurative Usage:

  • We had a great time kicking ideas about for our new project at the team meeting.
  • During the family dinner, they kicked about various plans for the upcoming vacation.

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