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HUBLOT What does "kick up some dust" mean? 'To cause some trouble and relieve his frustration'. That's how I read it, at least.
- HUBLOT What does "kick up some dust" mean?
- 'To cause some trouble and relieve his frustration'.
- That's how I read it, at least.
- Or maybe just 'drive around in his car'.
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HUBLOTWhat does "kick up some dust" mean?'To cause some trouble and relieve his frustration'. That's how I read it, at least. Or maybe just 'drive around in his car'.
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HUBLOTIs "kick up some dust" not an idiom?Not a familiar one to me, no. I am just going on context and image.
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