Be around; be alive or active.
1 He will then stretch his limbs and kick about with perfect glee.
2 Does that suit you, or have you got something to kick about ?
3 But what have you fellows out here got to kick about ?
4 If they make a kick about it they put themselves in the sorehead class.
5 You'd much better- 'whenhe gave a blood-piercingscream, and began to kick about .
6 He looked up, saw Paco towering over him and another kick about to be delivered.
7 Do you suppose I'm going to kick about it?
8 That girl of yours is a good girl, John; too good to kick about the prairie.
9 Don't kick about the old name before Momsy.
10 But I made a merry little hell for you too, and you don't kick about it.
11 While you are energetic you will kick about and then you will come back to this.
12 So what have you got to kick about ?
13 Cody didn't give a kick about Sonny Crowfield.
14 Another 18-year-old to have had a kick about in a match situation is Bidvest Wits' Rowan Human.
15 Three weeks before the bomb he and his brother were having a kick about outside Cardiff Arms Park.
16 When he drew near the horses, they began to jump and kick about , then to scream with terror.
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