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Kick off   Listen
verb
kick off  v. t.  To begin; to commence; as, they kicked off the rally with a playing of the national anthem.
Synonyms: begin, commence, start.






Collaborative International Dictionary of English 0.48








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"Kick off" Quotes from Famous Books



... afraid of a life-line hurting my waist," was the prompt answer, "and neither is Sukie—are you Sukie? Go on deck, captain, and Sukie and I and Mina" (the servant) "will just kick off ...
— By Rock and Pool on an Austral Shore, and Other Stories • Louis Becke

... of January he was asked to "kick off" at a "soccer" match to be held in Marlehouse. This was rather an event, as two important teams from a distance were for some reason or other to play there. The Marlehouse folk played "Rugger" as a rule, but this match was regarded in the light of ...
— The Ffolliots of Redmarley • L. Allen Harker

... to get out of bed and to place his back against the wall, and there he cowered until he heard his brother's body threshing about the floor. As a matter of fact, that shot had sent Frank sprawling from his bunk, and he was striving to kick off the hampering folds of his sleeping-bag, nothing more; but the thumping of his knees and elbows bore a dreadful significance to the terrified listener. Evidently the Thing had closed in—had grappled with Frank. ...
— The Winds of Chance • Rex Beach



Words linked to "Kick off" :   dedicate, start up, embark on, kickoff, start, inaugurate, commence, swear in



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