kick aside



kick someone or something aside

 
1. Lit. to get someone or something out of the way by kicking. The bully kicked Timmy aside and grabbed our cake. I kicked aside the cats and came into the room.
2. . Fig. to get rid of someone or something. He simply kicked aside his wife and took up with some young chick. I kicked the old laptop aside and got a new one.
See also: aside, kick

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Rhianonhri-AN-ahnWelsh
Sampson (1)-Biblical Greek
MonicaMAHN-i-kə (English)English, Italian, Portuguese, Romanian, Late Roman
Gordianus-Ancient Roman
Dick (1)DIKEnglish
Eburwin-Ancient Germanic