kick it

Idioms  

1. see kick a habit.

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Example Sentences

When the hamper threatens to tumble out again, I kick it, and it bounces back like a punk, so I kick it harder—and my foot breaks a hole in the plastic.

From Literature

"He's certainly broken barriers in terms of him being announced as a Chelsea manager, and we want to see more of that," said Kick It Out CEO Samuel Okafor.

From BBC

The idea was to bring the vibe to your neighborhood near you and come on and come kick it with us.

From Los Angeles Times

"We thought it didn't feel like the right Test match to take that risk, so kick it down the road for a week."

From BBC

“If you take a fragile labor market and you kick it with a capex bust, you’re probably going to get a recession out of it.”

From The Wall Street Journal