Kick (disambiguation)

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A kick is an attack using a foot, knee or leg.

Kick, Kicking, Kicks, or The Kick may also refer to:

Places

Kicking, Austria (disambiguation)

People

Kick Gurry (born 1978), Australian actor

Art, entertainment, and media

Dancing

Kick (breakdance move), a move akin to a hand stand
Kick (dance move), a dance move

Films

Kick (1999 film), a film directed by Lynda Heys
Kick (2009 film), a Tollywood film starring Ravi Teja
Kick (2014 film), a Bollywood movie starring Salman Khan
Kicks (2009 film), a British film starring Nichola Burley
The Kick (film), a 2011 Thai-Korean martial arts film
Kicks (2016 film), Justin Tipping's directing debut

Games

Kick (video game), a 1981 arcade game

Music

Kick, a bass drum played with a foot pedal

Albums

Kick (INXS album), 1987
Kick (White Rose Movement album), 2006
Kickin' (Rick James album), unreleased, 1989
Kickin' by The Brothers Johnson, 1988
Kickin by The Mighty Clouds of Joy, 1975
Kicks (album) by the band 1990s, 2009

Songs

"Kick", a song by INXS 1987
"Kick", a song by White Zombie from album Psycho-Head Blowout
"Kicks" (song), a rock & roll hit by Paul Revere & the Raiders 1966
"The Kick", single by The Capitols written Don Norman 1966

Television

Kick (TV series), an Australian television series

Brands

Kick (soft drink), a citrus soft drink in North America
Kicks, a Beanie Baby bear produced in 1999
Kicks, or sneakers (footwear)

Computing

KICK, a common Internet Relay Chat command to remove a person from a channel
CICS, pronounced "Kicks", a transaction server that runs primarily on IBM mainframe

Recoil

Kick, an attempt by an oil well being drilled to blow out
Kick, the recoil of a firearm

Sports

Kick (association football), an action used in soccer
Kick (football), an action used in American football
Kick (snooker), or kick shot, a type of shot in the game snooker
Kick, an attack in professional wrestling
Soccer kick, a wrestling attack

See also

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