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kicking one's feet up

kicking one's feet up is the present participle and gerund of kick one's feet up.

Meaning of kick one's feet up

Verb

kick one's feet up (third-person singular simple present kicks one's feet up, present participle kicking one's feet up, simple past and past participle kicked one's feet up)

  1. Synonym of put one's feet up.

Questions about kicking one's feet up

What is kicking one's feet up the present participle and gerund of?
Kicking one's feet up is the present participle and gerund of kick one's feet up.

Words near kicking one's feet up in the dictionary

  1. kicking kuhs
  2. kicking like a mule
  3. kicking loose
  4. kicking off
  5. kicking on
  6. kicking one's feet up
  7. kicking one's heels
  8. kicking out
  9. kicking out the jams
  10. kicking over
  11. kicking rocks

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