kicking (off) Sentence Examples
- The coach yelled at the team to start kicking off immediately.
- The football team was ready to kick off the season with a bang.
- The rocket's engines were kicking off, preparing for launch.
- The project is kicking off next week, and I'm so excited to get started.
- The party was kicking off, and everyone was having a blast.
- The police were kicking off the door to apprehend the suspect.
- The horse was kicking off its heels, trying to buck the rider off.
- The boxer was kicking off his opponent's legs, weakening him for the knockout.
- The car was kicking off sparks as it screeched to a stop.
- The storm was kicking off, with thunder and lightning crashing down.
kicking (off) Meaning
kicking (off)
to make a kickoff, to start or resume play in football by a placekick, to mark the beginning of, the start of something, a kick that puts the ball into play in a football or soccer game, a kick that puts the ball into play (as in soccer or football), begin sense 1, to start out, die, to initiate proceedings
Synonyms & Antonyms of kicking (off)
FAQs About the word kicking (off)
to make a kickoff, to start or resume play in football by a placekick, to mark the beginning of, the start of something, a kick that puts the ball into play in
getting off, entering (into or upon), striking (into), falling (to),beginning, opening, embarking (on or upon), commencing, getting to, starting
ending, finishing, concluding, laying off, terminating, stopping, halting,closing, quitting, discontinuing
The coach yelled at the team to start kicking off immediately.
The football team was ready to kick off the season with a bang.
The rocket's engines were kicking off, preparing for launch.
The project is kicking off next week, and I'm so excited to get started.
