7 Ways To Use The Word KICKASS

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Use #1 – To physically beat someone

• If you don’t give me the money you owe me, I’m gonna kick your ass buddy
• Jose Aldo is going to Kick Connor Mcgregor’s ass

Use #2 – To beat someone at a game or competitive sport

• My mum always kicks my ass at scrabble
• You could probably kick my ass at pool, I’m not very good

Use #3 – Doing a very good job

• Tony has been kicking ass with his new job.
• If I start kicking some ass at work I could get a big bonus at the end of the year

Use #4 – Adjective meaning something is really good

• Man, I just saw a kick-ass movie!
• I have a feeling that this is going to be a kick-ass show

Use #5 – A quick response to good news

• – Hey I just got a new job! – Wow, that’s kickass man!!
• – I just got us a free ticket to Hawaii! – Kickass!!

Use #6 – To motivate someone to work more, and stop being lazy

• He is such a lazy worker, but after a little kick in the ass I think he will start pulling his weight (doing his share of the work) a lot more.

Use #7 – Something that is really difficult to do

• • That marathon was such an ass-kicker, I can hardly move today.
  • Working all day in the sun is an ass-kicker.

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