Kick around (to ) conjugation

English
32 examples
This verb can also mean the following: float around, mistreat, hang around, abuse, bully, wander loose, wander

Conjugation of kick around

I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Simple
kick around
kick around
kicks around
kick around
kick around
kick around
Future Simple
will kick around
will kick around
will kick around
will kick around
will kick around
will kick around
Past Simple
kicked around
kicked around
kicked around
kicked around
kicked around
kicked around
Conditional Simple
would kick around
would kick around
would kick around
would kick around
would kick around
would kick around
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am kicking around
are kicking around
is kicking around
are kicking around
are kicking around
are kicking around
Future Progressive
will be kicking around
will be kicking around
will be kicking around
will be kicking around
will be kicking around
will be kicking around
Past Progressive
was kicking around
were kicking around
was kicking around
were kicking around
were kicking around
were kicking around
Conditional Progressive
would be kicking around
would be kicking around
would be kicking around
would be kicking around
would be kicking around
would be kicking around
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have kicked around
have kicked around
has kicked around
have kicked around
have kicked around
have kicked around
Future Perfect
will have kicked around
will have kicked around
will have kicked around
will have kicked around
will have kicked around
will have kicked around
Past Perfect
had kicked around
had kicked around
had kicked around
had kicked around
had kicked around
had kicked around
Conditional Perfect
would have kicked around
would have kicked around
would have kicked around
would have kicked around
would have kicked around
would have kicked around
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been kicking around
have been kicking around
has been kicking around
have been kicking around
have been kicking around
have been kicking around
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been kicking around
will have been kicking around
will have been kicking around
will have been kicking around
will have been kicking around
will have been kicking around
Past Perfect Progressive
had been kicking around
had been kicking around
had been kicking around
had been kicking around
had been kicking around
had been kicking around
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been kicking around
would have been kicking around
would have been kicking around
would have been kicking around
would have been kicking around
would have been kicking around

Examples of kick around

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
"you won't have Nixon to kick around anymore." I'm going to give you that room, because it's got
- I'm going to miss... having you to kick around, Johnny.
- I'm not no tomato can you kick around! - Paulie! No!
- Mmm-hmm. What are you gonna do now that you don't have Omega Chi to kick around anymore?
- You have the band to kick around.
"you won't have Nixon to kick around anymore." I'm going to give you that room, because it's got
- I'm going to miss... having you to kick around, Johnny.
- I'm not no tomato can you kick around! - Paulie! No!
- Mmm-hmm. What are you gonna do now that you don't have Omega Chi to kick around anymore?
- You have the band to kick around.
What do they do for kicks around here? Play checkers?
What do they do for kicks around here? Play checkers?
- I've been kicked around since I was born -
- Under that disguise, it was kicked around the gutters of Paris for 70 years.
- You'll always get kicked around.
- is kicked around like a soccer ball by Arthur's noble warriors.
700 years ago... stuffed animal bladders were kicked around between rival northern villages.
'Let me start this idea for this game I've been kicking around.'
- Not recently. They still kicking around?
- Yeah, it's an idea we're kicking around.
...and had to make her way kicking around.
After all the kicking around they've given you?
- I've been kicked around since I was born -
- Under that disguise, it was kicked around the gutters of Paris for 70 years.
- You'll always get kicked around.
- is kicked around like a soccer ball by Arthur's noble warriors.
700 years ago... stuffed animal bladders were kicked around between rival northern villages.
'Let me start this idea for this game I've been kicking around.'
- Not recently. They still kicking around?
- Yeah, it's an idea we're kicking around.
...and had to make her way kicking around.
After all the kicking around they've given you?

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