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kick out

v.
1.force to leave or move out
2.remove from a position or office
3.put out or expel from a place

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    Idiom of the Day

    lay/light into (something)
    to do or eat something with much energy and enthusiasm
    I laid into the steak as soon as the waiter brought it to the table.



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    Jade’s parents were in ________ about the decision not to allow her to drive the family car to the prom; they both agreed that it would be unsafe.

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