A stroke with the foot; a kick.

An act of kicking; a blow or knock with the foot. In Football, the act of striking the ball with the foot. free kick: see as main entry. drop-, pen…

An act of a horse lashing out with its hind legs; a kick. Obsolete.

A kick. Now dialect.

Scottish and English regional. A gentle or weak kick or push.

Originally Scottish. A state or fit of gloom, bad temper, depression, irritation, etc. Esp. in in a funk. Cf. blue funk n. (b) at blue, adj. n.com…

A strong kick.

slang. Various articles made of, or clad in, leather, such as (a) a wallet or purse; (b) a leather-shod foot; hence a kick; (c) a boxing-glove…

slang (now chiefly Irish English). A forceful kick.

An act of kicking (a person, ball, etc.); a kick. Cf. boot, v.3 4a. colloquial.

colloquial (chiefly British). A kick of a ball, esp. a football, characterized by power rather than skill or accuracy. Cf. hoof, v. additions.