kick in (Meaning)

Wordnet

kick in (v)

enter a particular state

contribute to some cause

open violently

The horse reared up and gave the cowboy a powerful kick.
The football player lined up for the kick and sent the ball flying through the air.
The dancer executed a series of intricate kicks during her performance.
The police officer used a kick to break down the door of the barricaded house.
The toddler kicked his legs in excitement as he played with his favorite toy.
The coffee machine kicked out a fresh cup of java with a satisfying hiss.
The boy kicked the rock down the street, watching it roll away.
The door swung open with a kick, revealing a dark and mysterious room.
The horse kicked over the bucket, spilling water all over the ground.
The child kicked the ball high into the air and watched it come back down.

enter a particular state, contribute to some cause, open violently

contribute, pitch in,donate, chip in, furnish, provide, bestow,present, give, afford

live, come to, breathe, breathe,come to, live,be, exist, be, revive

The horse reared up and gave the cowboy a powerful kick.

The football player lined up for the kick and sent the ball flying through the air.

The dancer executed a series of intricate kicks during her performance.

The police officer used a kick to break down the door of the barricaded house.