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kicking with the other foot

kicking with the other foot is the present participle and gerund 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 kicking with the other foot

What is kicking with the other foot the present participle and gerund of?
Kicking with the other foot is the present participle and gerund of kick with the other foot.

Words near kicking with the other foot in the dictionary

  1. kicking up a fuss
  2. kicking up dust
  3. kicking up one's heels
  4. kicking upstairs
  5. kicking with
  6. kicking with the other foot
  7. kickingly
  8. kickings
  9. kickish
  10. kickless
  11. Kicklighter

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