kick-ass
kick-ass
Definition
☆ kick·-ass (kik′as′)
adjective
- having a strong effect on someone or something; forceful; powerful
- exceptionally good; spectacular, impressive, etc.
kick-ass
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- movie: A hugely wasted opportunity to make a kick-ass movie about fast cars and the people that steal them.
- band: Not only did it feature 10 of our most kick-ass bands, but the festival completely sold out for the first time.
- rock: I must admit a certain liking for moody songs and good old kick-ass rock.
- party: We've already proven that Emma throws a kick-ass party, let's prove that we can shoot straight too.
- campaign: This feature-length documentary tells it like it was, giving the inside story of an extraordinary, kick-ass direct action campaign.
- program: Basically I think I can create a pretty kick-ass program here.
Browse dictionary entries near kick-ass
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