Idiom: kick back
Meaning
Idiom: kick back
- to relax and not do much of anything
Example sentences
— When I go on vacation I prefer going around to see things but my husband only wants to kick back on the beach and relax.
— Thanks for watching the safety demonstration. Now kick back, relax and enjoy the flight.
— All my ex-boyfriend wanted to do was kick back and smoke weed. I got tired of it and broke up with him.
— A: "Any fun plans this weekend?" B: "Nope. I'm just going to kick back and sleep."
— You can kick back and relax over here. We'll help you right after this customer.
— Now that exams are over I'm going to kick back for a week before starting my summer job at the mall.
— I miss the days before I had kids when I could kick back in the evenings.
— Shouldn't you be writing your paper instead of kicking back watching television?
— I'm jealous my brothers get to kick back while my parents make me do the cooking and cleaning around the house.
Synonyms
- lounge around
- veg out
- chill out
- bum around
- put your feet up
- take it easy
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