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Frigged101 Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Get a few kicks in???

What does “get a few punches in” mean?

Can I use “get a few kicks in” to mean practice before a soccer game?

Thank you

  

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Frigged101 What does “get a few punches in” mean? It depends on context. It can mean that you were able to get access to and punch someone who was being beaten by a group of thugs.

— CalifJim

  • Frigged101 What does “get a few punches in” mean?
  • It depends on context.
  • It can mean that you were able to get access to and punch someone who was being beaten by a group of thugs.
  • Frigged101 Can I use “get a few kicks in” to mean practice before a soccer game?
  • Yes.
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Frigged101What does “get a few punches in” mean?

It depends on context. It can mean that you were able to get access to and punch someone who was being beaten by a group of thugs.

Frigged101Can I use “get a few kicks in” to mean practice before a soccer game?

Yes.

CJ

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