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kick back

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kick back
1. to return something. My editor kicked back the first draft of the article and asked me to make some changes.
2. to do less. It's time to kick back and relax.
Related vocabulary: let yourself go
See also: back, kick
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Keep the right foot off the floor and allow it to kick back as you bend forward.
BASIC TRAINING by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Looking to kick back after a long, hot day in Chicago?
Destination News by Airguide Online
Bush leaves Washington for his annual month-long vacation in Texas, editorialists pine for the days when the average American could kick back for a marathon holiday.
Eternal vacation: an uptick in downtime by Howley, Kerry / Reason
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