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kick at

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kick at someone or something
to make kicking motions toward someone or something. The horse kicked at me, but I knew it was just a threat. The boys kicked at the can aimlessly.
See also: kick


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For example, newborn infants with brain damage produce a higher frequency of in-phase kicks, where both legs kick at the same time, than infants born preterm who are at lower risk for future impairments.
The relative kicking frequency of infants born full-term and preterm ... by Galloway, James / Physical Therapy
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