kick heels up

kick one's heels up

Fig. to act frisky; to be lively and have fun. (Somewhat literal when said of hoofed animals.) I like to go to an old-fashioned square dance and really kick up my heels. For an old man, your uncle is really kicking his heels up.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Miguelangel	mee-gel-AHN-khel	Spanish
Aeron (1)	-	Welsh
Tomasa	to-MAH-sah	Spanish
Xanti	-	Basque
Ogden	AWG-dən	English
Joachim	zho-a-KEEM (French), YO-ah-khim (German), yo-AH-khim (German), yaw-AH-kheem (Polish), JO-ə-kim (English)	French, German, Polish, Judeo-Christian Legend