Idioms
kick around
to lie around and do nothing, to only do small tasks
I was tired on Saturday so I kicked around the house all morning.
kick around (someone) or kick (someone) around
kick back
kick in some money for (something) or kick some money in for (something)
kick off (something) or kick (something) off
kick oneself
kick out (someone) or kick (someone) out
kick over
kick the bucket
kick the habit
kick up a fuss/storm
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not worth a dime
the long haul
come back
a jack-of-all-trades
fed up with (someone or something)
blaze a trail (in something)
have the wherewithal to (do something)
give (someone) what's coming to him or her
bog down
put upon by (someone)
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Invention
Invention : motor, electric
Year : 1834
Inventor : thomas davenport
Country : us.
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