kickup (Meaning)

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kickup (n.)

The water thrush or accentor.

The old cowboy demonstrated a fancy footwork kickup while dancing to the country music.
Sarah practiced her high kickup for the upcoming dance competition.
I looked out the window and saw a huge dust kickup caused by a herd of wild horses running through the field.
The police officer directed the traffic away from the road kickup caused by the construction work.
The soccer player's powerful kickup sent the ball flying into the goal, securing victory for their team.
The talented bartender impressed the patrons with his fancy bottle-flipping kickups during the cocktail-making show.
The young gymnast performed a graceful kickup as part of their dazzling floor routine.
The chef added a kickup of cayenne pepper to the dish, giving it a spicy touch.
The surfer caught a wave and executed a radical kickup maneuver, impressing the onlookers.
During the carnival, the performer put on a thrilling stunt show involving motorcycle kickups and daring aerial feats.

The water thrush or accentor.

argument,altercation, bicker, quarrel, dispute, row, controversy, misunderstanding, fight, disagreement

No antonyms found.

The old cowboy demonstrated a fancy footwork kickup while dancing to the country music.

Sarah practiced her high kickup for the upcoming dance competition.

I looked out the window and saw a huge dust kickup caused by a herd of wild horses running through the field.

The police officer directed the traffic away from the road kickup caused by the construction work.