| kick off | 81.63 | Or kick off the goal-line. | ||
| kick in | 39.24 | Boys kicked in her door. | ||
| kick into | 10.53 | I kicked it into the water. | ||
| kick for | 7.04 | He kicked for us very well a year ago. | ||
| kick around | 6.91 | We kick around a few other ideas. | ||
| kick at | 6.39 | It kicks at his skull. | ||
| kick to | 4.74 | Kicked to the curb. | ||
| kick over | 3.82 | It kicked over rocks. | ||
| kick down | 3.69 | He kicked down the door. | ||
| kick on | 3.16 | One kicked me on the leg. | ||
| kick with | 2.76 | The baby kicked with pleasure. | ||
| kick during | 1.32 | Sailer needs to kick during the week to maintain his gameday timing. | ||
| kick out | 1.32 | Kick him out your house! | ||
| kick from | 0.92 | Rees kicked from close range. | ||
| kick after | 0.86 | Courier was kicking himself after the defeat. | ||
| kick by | 0.72 | Paramonova kicked by Olaru and won going away. | ||
| kick through | 0.72 | Drug habits are kicked through prayer, Bible study and fellowship. | ||
| kick of | 0.66 | Until the biggest kick of his career. | ||
| kick toward | 0.66 | I was trying to kick it toward the sideline where our bench was. | ||
| kick before | 0.59 | Soldiers kicked him before taking him away in a jeep, witnesses said. |