kick

Kick stands for:

Kick (psychology) , a short-term nervous and emotional excitement
a kicking technique in martial arts
Sudden onset of drug effects, see Flash (drug use)
an alternate title for the 2005 film Havoc
Der Kick , German film drama from 2006
Pressure increase with a deep drilling, see Blowout (deep drilling technique) #Blowout
removing a disruptor from a game server or from a chat room, see computer gamer jargon #K
improper ball contact in billiards, see list of snooker terms # Kick
Kick in neutron stars and pulsars denotes a greatly increased speed compared to the previous star

Kick is the family name of the following people:

Burkhard Kick (* 1968), German soccer player
Cornelis Kick (1631–1681), Dutch still life painter
Franz Wilhelm Kick (1925–2012), German politician (SPD)
Friedrich Kick (mechanical engineer) (1840–1915), Austrian mechanical engineer, university professor and politician
Friedrich Kick (architect) (1867–1945), Czech architect and university professor
Georg Christoph Kick (1754–1825), Hessian manufacturer and politician
Hermann Kick (1912–1987), German agricultural chemist
Hermes Andreas Kick (* 1944), German psychiatrist and medical ethicist
Jasper Kick (* 1984), Dutch ice hockey player
Johann Kick (1901–1946), German detective and SS member
Ludwig Kick (1857–1947), German engineer and benefactor
Matthias Kick (* 1988), German actor and voice actor
Richard Kick (* 1947), German athlete
Simon Kick (1603–1652), Dutch painter
Wilhelm Kick (19th – 20th centuries), German editor and publisher

KICK is an abbreviation for:

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Wiktionary: kick - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations

Wiktionary: Kick - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations