Kick out Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster

The meaning of KICK OUT is to dismiss or eject forcefully or summarily. Login SignUp Hello, Games&Quizzes Thesaurus WordoftheDay Features BuyingGuide M-WBooks JoinMWU MyWordsMyWords ViewRecents Account LogOut kickout verb SaveWord kickedout;kickingout;kicksout Definitionofkickout transitiveverb :todismissorejectforcefullyorsummarily Synonyms ExampleSentences LearnMoreAboutkickout Synonymsforkickout Synonyms banish, boot(out), bounce, castout, chase, dismiss, drum(out), eject, expel, extrude, oust, out, rout, runoff, throwout, turf(out) [chieflyBritish], turnout VisittheThesaurusforMore  ExamplesofkickoutinaSentence kickedoutofthegameforusingbadlanguage FirstKnownUseofkickout 1697,inthemeaningdefinedabove LearnMoreAboutkickout Sharekickout PosttheDefinitionofkickouttoFacebook SharetheDefinitionofkickoutonTwitter TimeTravelerforkickout Thefirstknownuseofkickoutwas in1697 Seemorewordsfromthesameyear DictionaryEntriesNearkickout kickoneself kickout kickover SeeMoreNearbyEntries  Statisticsforkickout Look-upPopularity CitethisEntry “Kickout.”Merriam-Webster.comDictionary,Merriam-Webster,https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/kick%20out.Accessed26Mar.2022. Style:MLA MLA Chicago APA Merriam-Webster WORDOFTHEDAY specious SeeDefinitionsandExamples» GetWordoftheDaydailyemail! TestYourVocabulary Eponyms:WordsNamedAfterPeople Whatisthebestdefinitionofboycott? torefuseparticipatein(something)asawayofprotesting toprepareasmallmealforsustenance tomakelivelyorexcited todivideproportionately Testyourvisualvocabularywithour10-questionchallenge! TAKETHEQUIZ Adailychallengeforcrosswordfanatics. TAKETHEQUIZ SubscribetoAmerica'slargestdictionaryandgetthousandsmoredefinitionsandadvancedsearch—adfree! Merriam-Websterunabridged WordsatPlay WordsoftheWeek-March25 Weexplore'HatchAct,''tornado,'andmore Aloof,Wallflower,andMoreWordsforIntroverts Wordsfortheshyandbashful AGuidetoEmDashes,EnDashes,andHyphens Bedashing—anddoitwell ObscureWords Westrivetobringyoutherarestwordspossible AsktheEditors EndingaSentencewithaPreposition Anold-fashionedrulewecannolongerputupwith. WordsoftheYear:1066 EnglishwasneverthesameaftertheNormanConquest HowtoRemember'Affect'and'Effect' Asimplewaytokeepthemapart.(Mostofthetime.) GhostWord Theimaginarywordthatsnuckpastoureditors WordGames NamethatFood Canyoutellyourmacaroonsfromyourmacarons? Takethequiz GreatWordsforScrabble WordstoimproveyourScrabblegame Takethequiz NameThatThing Testyourvisualvocabularywithour10-question... Takethequiz