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Kick Off

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Kick Off - to start an activity; to start something

• The teacher wants to kick off the school year by doing something special.
• We need to kick off this party.
• We need to kick off this project, so we can get it done on time.
• We are going to kick off the summer by going on a camping trip for a few days.
• Do you have any ideas how I can kick off my career, and get a good job.

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Kick Up A Notch

Kick Off

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Keep In The Dark

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Kill Two Birds With One Stone

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Knockout

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Keep Posted

Knock

Keep An Eye On

Keep A Straight Face

Kill Time

Keep Cool - With Voice/Audio

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Keep Your Word

Kicked The Bucket

Kill Two Birds With One Stone

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