How To Use Kick up In A Sentence
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If dry, scaly legs have you running for cover, kick up your moisturizing regimen with a three-tiered attack.
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But that gave me the kick up the backside that I needed.
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We need to talk about adding to the squad to give the others a kick up the backside.
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But most of us sometimes need a kick up the comfort zone to move on and get our neural networks glowing again.
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Following such an impressive panel, I felt my athetoid-ism kick up another notch.
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There will be some bumper tips in restaurants and house prices will be given a kick upwards.
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As the landslide material comes to rest on the deep-sea floor, the sudden displacement of a huge vertical column of seawater can kick up deadly tsunamis across wide areas.
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Rather than kick up and down, try to snap your feet down and inward.
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And he especially knows public relations and how to kick up an almighty fuss.
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That leaves little room for minorities to kick up a fuss.
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I'm going to kick up a row if I don't get my money back.
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We need to add to the squad to give the others a kick up the backside.
The Sun
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Won't he kick up a fuss when he discovers they're missing?
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Some need a kick up the backside.
The Sun
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We need to add to the squad to give the others a kick up the backside.
The Sun
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There will be some bumper tips in restaurants and house prices will be given a kick upwards.
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When meteorites hit nearby worlds, they kick up bits of rock, some of which might have enough speed to escape from their planet entirely.
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He was gormless, spoke in a funny nasal accent and looked as if he could do with a kick up the backside.
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They'll usually give you your money back if you threaten to kick up a stink.
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The charity ball is a chance to kick up your heels and help a good cause.
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We need to add to the squad to give the others a kick up the backside.
The Sun
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Some need a kick up the backside.
The Sun
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I kick up dust for those behind me and the gritty gravel sandpapers their wounds.
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kick up dust
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I kick up a fuss if my wife wants to spend time alone.
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Just have to bundle up, go outside and kick up a "buncha" leaves, just for the heck of it.
Archive 2007-09-01
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Howley, hemmed in on the left flank, dabbed a clever grubber kick up the touchline, and set off in pursuit.
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This is your chance to kick up your heels and support this group of anonymous women artists.
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We'll kick up a stink if they try to close the school down.
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Two hundred quid is better than a kick up the backside now, but it was an absolute fortune then.
The Sun
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I'm going to kick up a row if I don't get my money back.
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Be derailed if you discover your man, essential points and he do not kick up a row , like that, can only testify you not having accomplishment very much but can not resolve the basic problem.
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Makes around 4 litres of cordial (which you can kick up a notch with a splash of soda water and a slug of your favourite gin).
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I kick up a fuss if my wife wants to spend time alone.
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We are told by one official that perhaps it was an accident caused by a problem called brownout, when the helicopter rotor blades kick up dust and debris.
CNN Transcript Oct 20, 2001
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I kick up a fuss if my wife wants to spend time alone.
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For Kid Russell, as he was called, Lewistown was the place he came to kick up his heels, and, it is said, exchange sketches for drinks in local saloons.
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There will be some bumper tips in restaurants and house prices will be given a kick upwards.
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We're going to kick up our heels and paint the town red.
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I felt my stomach start to kick up when I was at dinner last evening.
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Some need a kick up the backside.
The Sun
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He felt his stomach started to kick up.
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Does the life coaching come with a free kick up the aris?
Ms R's new look dictatorship
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I've told them to give me a kick up the backside if I ever get too bigheaded.
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Many of them needed some kind of kick up the financial backside.
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Such a move would give the worst banks a kick up the backside and can't happen quickly enough.
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They'll usually give you your money back if you threaten to kick up a stink.
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I agree completely, many of those casting their votes for the BNP will not be racist, but will be intending to deliver a kick up the jacksie of the mainstream pro-immigration, anti - indigenous working class parties.
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Be derailed if you discover your man, essential points and he do not kick up a row , like that, can only testify you not having accomplishment very much but can not resolve the basic problem.
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Again, not to kick up sand, but Bush has a certain aloofness to him.
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I had discovered that I could kick up without fear, and I loved the feeling of flying up against the wall into a handstand.
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Thousands of legs, like a giant millipede crawling across the floodplain, kick up puffs of blush-colored dust.
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There will be some bumper tips in restaurants and house prices will be given a kick upwards.
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The charity ball is a chance to kick up your heels and help a good cause.
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Instead, I'm prevaricating, dwelling on ‘stuff’, undoubtedly thinking too much, and generally needing motivation, probably in the form of a swift kick up the backside.
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He is there to give us the kick up the backside if we need it, or he can put his arm around you.
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Perhaps it has given him a kick up the backside.
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Perhaps that was the kick up the backside he needed.
The Sun
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So the Paralympics should be the kick up the backside we need.
The Sun
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‘I'm a bit lazy and need a kick up the bum sometimes,’ he says.
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He gave me a kick up the backside but he saved my career.
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They could do with a kick up the backside.
The Sun
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It might be partly because I didn't kick up a fuss when I lost the captaincy.
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He felt his stomach started to kick up.
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Hopefully this is the kick up the backside they need.
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It gives you a kick up the backside.
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What was to follow was picture after picture trying to one-up the last, holding on desperately to their action formula whilst trying to kick up the water-cooler buzz with the newest developments in CGI.
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For those who found the harmonies of Fleet Foxes a little too pedestrian, LA's Local Natives do the same but give them a galloping drum-kick up the jacksie and polish over them with melodic indie pop.
Virtual Festivals
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What Phil needs is a good kick up the arse .
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Scuffling feet kick up a fine powder that covers the children and everything else.
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She needs a kick up the backside .
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And he especially knows public relations and how to kick up an almighty fuss.
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It'll kick up a right royal rumpus!
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Don't kick up such a fuss about this trivial matter.
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The parents of the pupils say they'll kick up a stink if the school roof isn't repaired before the winter.
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I love heat and added a little bhut powder to kick up the heat mmmmmmm. last night i made a batch of guacamole and put in a Tablespoon of the bacon jam and it was out of this world! the jam sounds like it would make a great bacon ranch type of salad dressing or dip.
Make it at home | Homesick Texan
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It's time to kick up a skinker. posted by Clive Shepherd @ 10:53 AM #
Archive 2005-11-01
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I'll be giving him a kick up the backside.
The Sun
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Oh, those fine sleek mules which used to kick up their heels in the pasture across the road, and the handsome carriage horses, her little mare, the girls’ ponies and Gerald’s big stallion racing about and tearing up the turf—Oh, for one of them, even the balkiest mule!
Gone with the Wind
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I felt my stomach start to kick up when I was at dinner last evening.
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That leaves little room for minorities to kick up a fuss.
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He said:'This is a kick up the backside for us.
The Sun
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I kick up a fuss if my wife wants to spend time alone.
