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Definition of
kick out phrasal verb
from the Oxford Advanced American Dictionary
kick out
phrasal verb
phrasal verb
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Phrasal Verbs
kick somebody out (of something)
(
informal
)
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to make someone leave or go away (from somewhere)
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kick out
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beat/kick (the) hell out of somebody/something
Idioms
beat/kick (the) hell out of somebody/something
Nearby words
kick off
phrasal verb
kickoff
noun
kick out
phrasal verb
kickstand
noun
kick-start
verb