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kick out of

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kick something out of something and kick something out
to move something out of something or some place by kicking. The soccer player kicked the ball out of the tangle of legs. She got into the fracas and kicked out the ball.
See also: kick, out


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I had told the kicker to kick out of bounds, but he missed.
Stop kicking! Try the place-kick punt by Reed, John T. / Coach and Athletic Director
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