Definition of "kicked" []

• Simple past tense and past participle of kick. (verb)
• Empty with nothing left to smoke but ash. (adjective)

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• "Perhaps it is a safety concern due to the amount of attention this has been receiving, but if that's the case the term kicked out seems too harsh."
• "But Hussein kicked the ball right back at the Khartoum government, refusing to pay the fine and choosing instead to spend a month in jail to show solidarity with the thousands of other women, Muslim and non-Muslim, that the so-called Islamic Sudanese regime singles out for its brand of hollow piety."
• "At midnight Friday May 1, Fiji passes a deadline set by the Pacific Islands Forum to schedule elections to be held this year or be kicked from the regional group."