For example,
"It rained all weekend so we kicked back and relaxed at home."
"Why are you always so stressed? Just learn to kick back sometimes!"
Kick back is a phrasal verb meaning to relax or chill out. When you come home from work, sometimes you just want to lie down on the sofa and relax. You might also sit on your sofa, lean back, put your hands behind your head and stretch out. You're usually very relaxed when you do this. Kick back simply means to relax. For example, "It rained all weekend so we kicked back and relaxed at home." "Why are you always so stressed? Just learn to kick back sometimes!" **Kick back can also be used as a phrasal noun to mean a bribe (money or favors given to someone in return for something else. Usually dishonest and secret situations.)
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maogowen
8/29/2014 01:11:11 pm
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Beth
3/30/2016 06:31:05 pm
"Laying" in a reclining chair? :]
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The English Student
4/5/2016 01:01:27 pm
Oops. Thanks!
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