'kicked'
[kick.v.01] as in: drive or propel with the foot



'kicked'
[kick.v.02] as in: thrash about or strike out with the feet



'kicked'
[kick.v.03] as in: strike with the foot


Examples:
The boy kicked the dog
Kick the door down



'kicked'
[kick.v.04] as in: kick a leg up


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'kicked'
[kick_back.v.02] as in: spring back, as from a forceful thrust


Examples:
The gun kicked back into my shoulder



'kicked'
[kick.v.06] as in: stop consuming


Examples:
kick a habit
give up alcohol



'kicked'
[kick.v.07] as in: make a goal


Examples:
He kicked the extra point after touchdown



'kicked'
[complain.v.01] as in: express complaints, discontent, displeasure, or unhappiness


Examples:
My mother complains all day
She has a lot to kick about



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