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What is kicking in?
east coast - getting your game on, trying to get with a person
west coast - to chill, hang out
east coast - "I was trying to kick it to that girl"
west coast - "Let's kick it sometime"
kicking in - video
Kicking in - what is it?
I liked your new kicks.
What does "kicking in" mean?
The point at which canabis becomes totally exhausted, reduced totally to ash. See cashed.
Dude, I'm just getting hot air, this bowl is kicked.
Kicking in - what does it mean?
An after party after a night out with the rowdiest of boys, usually involves heinous amounts of drugs and alcohol.
Rowdy Boy 1: Fuck me, it's only 1pm and Tramp has shut already. What do we do now?
Rowdy Boy 2: Don't worry man, I heard there's a kick on session at Judgie's, his parents are in Bali at the moment
Rowdy Boy 2: ROOOOOOOOOWDY BOOOOOOOOIS
Kicking in - meaning
new shoes , preferably cool ones but not fancy shoes
before going back to school moms would always buy some new kicks
Kicking in - definition
Heather: Hey babe, You wanna come over and kick-it?
Kaela: Hell yeah. Sounds Fun.
Kicking in - slang
abbreviation of "klance is canon king" a saying that is very common in the voltron: legendary defender fandom. klance is a ship surrounded by the romantic relationship of keith and lance. (the actual show doesn't have lgbt representation)
"do you know keith and lance? they had a bonding moment!"
"yea, I know KICK!!
Kicking in
1. shoes
2. Doing something for fun
hey bro nice kicks u got there
hey u wanna smoke this bowl for kicks?
Kicking in
a term people use in place of the word “hang out”
“hey bro let’s kick it!”
“yea fo sho”
Kicking in
In Australia, predominantly Victoria and other AFL football code states such as South Australia; people of all ages will get their mates out to the park or road or hallway and have a kick of the footy. A favourite past time of all kids, kick to kick can be defined best as one person kicking the ball to another and then marking the ball and so on.
"Hey Johnny come out for kick to kick."
"Yeah sure, kick to kick"