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A catch all phrase used by Uk tree surgeons that means something works or is positive ie ‘Hey your new disco really kicks in’ or ‘my new Ifor Williams 10x6 tipper? She really kicks in!’ The word kick in various guises can be applied to may areas, for example: Kick up - to hurry Kick through - to make progress Kick on - to continue Kick back - to go backwards Kicky - either a functional or disfuctional object Kickers - a protective shield of some description Kick out - something that sticks out Kick around - like stick around or move around Kick over - to go over Kick-a-mundi - something really special
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