Definition
Definition of kicky - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
danceRare characterized by kicking motionsRare
- The kicky dance moves energized the crowd.
2.
- She wore a kicky dress to the party.
3.
cricketTECH. UK describing a wicket causing uneven bounceTECH. UK
- The pitch was kicky, challenging the batsmen.
Origin of kicky
English, kick (to strike) + -y (characterized by)
Examples of kicky in a sentence
Her kicky style added flair to the performance. His kicky shoes caught everyone's attention. The kicky hat added flair to her outfit. The kicky nature of the pitch surprised everyone. Players struggled with the kicky conditions.
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- French:rythmé, chic, ...
- German:lebhaft, aufregend, ...
- Italian:scalciante, eccitante, ...
- Spanish:enérgico, emocionante, ...
- Portuguese:enérgico, animado, ...
- Chinese:踢腿的, 时髦活泼的, ...
- Japanese:キッキーな, エキサイティング, ...
- Arabic:مَصْحوب بِرَكَلَات, عَصْرِي, ...
- Hebrew:בּוֹעֵט, מְסַחְרֵר, ...
- Russian:задорный, захватывающий, ...
- Ukrainian:енергійний, жвавий, ...
- Hindi:उत्साही, रोमांचक, ...
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