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kicked with the other foot

kicked with the other foot is the simple past and past participle of kick with the other foot.

Meaning of kick with the other foot

Verb

kick with the other foot (third-person singular simple present kicks with the other foot, present participle kicking with the other foot, simple past and past participle kicked with the other foot)

  1. (Ireland, idiomatic) To belong to a different religion.
    • They would have married in a church, but he kicks with the other foot.

Questions about kicked with the other foot

What is kicked with the other foot the simple past and past participle of?
Kicked with the other foot is the simple past and past participle of kick with the other foot.

Words near kicked with the other foot in the dictionary

  1. kicked up a fuss
  2. kicked up dust
  3. kicked up one's heels
  4. kicked upstairs
  5. kicked with
  6. kicked with the other foot
  7. kickee
  8. kickees
  9. kicker
  10. kickers
  11. kickest

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