kick
Dutch (Brabantic)
/kɪk/
noun
Definitions
- kick, thrill something that excites or gives pleasure
Etymology
Borrowed from English kick (eject from an internet forum).
Origin
English
kick
Gloss
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Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- antikick English
- autokick English
- box kick English
- cross-kick English
- crosskick English
- dropkick English
- kick English
- kick start English
- kick-step English
- kickability English
- kickable English
- kickabout English
- kickaround English
- kickathon English
- kickback English
- kickball English
- kickban English
- kickboard English
- kickbox English
- kickdown English
- kickdrum English
- kickee English
- kicker English
- kickest English
- kicketh English
- kickflip English
- kickless English
- kickline English
- kickover English
- kickplate English
- kickscooter English
- kicksled English
- kicksorter English
- kickstand English
- kickstool English
- kicktail English
- kickwriting English
- kicky English
- miskick English
- outkick English
- placekick English
- rekick English
- sidekick English
- superkick English
- Kick German
- kicken Dutch, Flemish
- kicka Swedish
- kickboxing Japanese
- kiken Middle English
- cic Irish
- kikna Old Norse
- cic Welsh
- cicio Welsh