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kick down

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kick something down
to break down something by kicking. I was afraid they were going to kick the door down. Don't kick down the door!
See also: kick


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When one of them tried to kick down her office door, she began shooting through her office window.
Anyone who can afford a home ought to kick down a few crumbs to a homeless person," said Coleman.
And actually, the guy who is tough, knows how to kick down the door and rescue everybody, happens to be gay.
 
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