kick around (someone) or kick (someone) around -Idioms

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kick around (someone) or kick (someone) around

to treat someone badly, to act roughly or badly to someone or something

I do not like the supervisor very much because she is always kicking around the employees.

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kick in some money for (something) or kick some money in for (something)

kick off (something) or kick (something) off

kick out (someone) or kick (someone) out

kick the bucket

kick up a fuss/storm

kick up one's heels

make an all-out effort

on (someone's) account

saddle (someone) with (something)

have (someone's) blood on one's hands

watch over (someone or something)

when the going gets tough (the tough get going)

dog and pony show

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