English · Common Verbs
/kɪks/
[/kɪks/]
third-person singular of kick
Third-person singular present of 'kick': used when he, she, or it does the action of kick.
The baby kicks her legs happily whenever she hears her favourite cheerful song.
The baby kicks her legs happily whenever she hears her favourite cheerful song.
Of uncertain origin, first recorded in Middle English as 'kiken'.
Used with singular subjects like he, she, or it in the present tense.