kicking
/ˈkɪkɪŋ/
adjective
- Lively, exciting, or fun.
- Her party was the most kicking event of the summer.
- We had a kicking time at the amusement park.
- The concert was really kicking with great music and dancing.
Antonyms
verb
- Striking or hitting something with the foot.
- The child was kicking a ball across the yard.
- She is kicking her legs in the swimming pool.
- He kept kicking the door until it opened.
- Stopping or giving up a habit, especially an addiction.
- She succeeded in kicking caffeine and now drinks only water.
- He is finally kicking his smoking habit after years of trying.
- The program helps people kicking drug addiction.
- Starting or operating something, such as a machine or process.
- The engine is kicking into gear as we drive uphill.
- The heater kicks on automatically when the temperature drops.
- They are kicking off the project with a team meeting.