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kicking over

kicking over is the present participle and gerund of kick over.

Meaning of kick over

Verb

kick over (third-person singular simple present kicks over, present participle kicking over, simple past and past participle kicked over)

  1. Synonym of turn over (to start an engine)
    Synonyms:
    turn over
  2. To reject or abandon (something).
    • She's going to kick over the project and do something else.
  3. To consider (something).
    • We've been kicking over the idea and found some flaws.
  4. To abandon (something) to another.
    • He kicked the proposal over to this department.

Questions about kicking over

What is kicking over the present participle and gerund of?
Kicking over is the present participle and gerund of kick over.

Words near kicking over in the dictionary

  1. kicking on
  2. kicking one's feet up
  3. kicking one's heels
  4. kicking out
  5. kicking out the jams
  6. kicking over
  7. kicking rocks
  8. kicking shit
  9. kicking some tail
  10. kicking some tires
  11. kicking someone when they are down

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