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kick aside

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kick someone or something aside 
1. Lit. to get someone or something out of the way by kicking. The bully kicked Timmy aside and grabbed our cake. I kicked aside the cats and came into the room.
2. . Fig. to get rid of someone or something. He simply kicked aside his wife and took up with some young chick. I kicked the old laptop aside and got a new one.
See also: aside, kick
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Against the run of play, it was, but for all Dundalk's industry there wasn't much end product and, Mansaram's chance and a Chris Turner free kick aside, they were struggling to break down Sligo.
DUNS SLIP TO DEFEAT AT HOME by The Mirror (London, England)
Research also found that many of us intend to kick aside our inner Scrooge and jet off somewhere warm this December.
The Reporter by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
A*LATWP News Service In the US, women kick aside a taboo A[umlaut] 2003 Jordan Press & publishing Co.
In the US, women kick aside a taboo by The Star (Amman, Jordan)
 
 
 
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