kick
nounmasculine/ˈkoj.sɨ/medium
coi·ce
Definition
A blow delivered with the hind leg of a quadruped animal, such as a horse, donkey, or cow.
The nervous horse gave a kick to the handler.
Be careful with the mule, it has a reputation for kicking.
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Common collocations
give a kickhorse's kick
Etymology
Do latim vulgar '*cocticum', de 'coctus' (cozido, batido).