Object

• ass: These guys kicked serious ass, so check them out!

• butt: He even has the show stealing scene where he kicks some serious butt in an unintentionally hilarious battle with bad guy Count Dooku.

• ball: With all his might, he kicked the ball straight at the goal.

• habit: I mean, how could there be ANY downside with kicking the habit, right?

Converse of object

• concede: In the 98th minute Ledley King conceded a free kick just outside his own area for blatantly glancing at the referee.

Preposition: against

• goad: Now let us look at some alternative hypotheses as to why the phrase ' kick against the goads ' appeared in Acts.

Adjective modifier

• free: The free kick for the second goal was a forced error.

• indirect: A goal cannot be scored direct from an indirect free kick.

Modifies a noun

• ass: It is not kick ass, it is not like Jackie Chan or a Jet Li movie.

• boxing: From table tennis to Thai kick boxing, you can find an activity to suit all interests and temperaments.

• taker: Answer 7: As far as the written Laws are concerned, there is no exception that excludes a free kick taker.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• off: The trial kicked off amid Oxford's dreaming spires on Thursday.

Followed by a transitive particle

• off: To kick off the series we thought we'd look at the London home of the bard.

Particle object: up_obj

• stink: Kick up a stink and make your voices heard.

• fuss: Jack protested - got mad kicked up a fuss.

Preposition: in

• tooth: Give the world the best you have and you'll get kicked in the teeth.

Noun used with modifier

• penalty: In a close 1st half Tranent went ahead through a penalty kick which looked to have occurred well outside the box.

Preposition: up

• backside: John - a quickfire 42 just when the run rate needed a kick up the backside.

• ass: Todays pampered playboys need a kick up the ass now and again, McClaren might do the trick.