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kicking to

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

Meaning of kick to

Verb

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

  1. (slang) To give or transfer; to pawn off to.
    • I didn't know how to do it, so I kicked it to the other team.

Questions about kicking to

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

Words near kicking to in the dictionary

  1. kicking the habit
  2. kicking the shit out of
  3. kicking the tires
  4. kicking the tires and lighting the fires
  5. kicking the tyres
  6. kicking to
  7. kicking to the curb
  8. kicking to the kerb
  9. kicking up
  10. kicking up a fuss
  11. kicking up dust

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