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What (who) is KICKY - definition
kicky
¦ adjective (kickier, kickiest) N. Amer. informal exciting or fashionable.
Kicky-wisky
·noun That which is restless and uneasy.
kick
![[[Summer Rae]] setting up to perform a spinning heel kick on [[Sasha Banks]]](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Summer Rae Spinning Heel Kick on Sasha Banks.jpg?width=200 "[[Summer Rae]] setting up to perform a spinning heel kick on [[Sasha Banks]]")
![A kick delivered to a downed or falling enemy (a demon), [[Angkor]] period (c. 13th century) bas-relief at [[Banteay Chhmar]] in [[Cambodia]].](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/BanteayChmarRahu.jpg?width=200 "A kick delivered to a downed or falling enemy (a demon), [[Angkor]] period (c. 13th century) bas-relief at [[Banteay Chhmar]] in [[Cambodia]].")
![A kick used in armed combat as a means of displacing the opponent's shield in [[historical European martial arts]] ([[Hans Talhoffer]] 1459)](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Ms.Thott.290.2º 100r.jpg?width=200 "A kick used in armed combat as a means of displacing the opponent's shield in [[historical European martial arts]] ([[Hans Talhoffer]] 1459)")
![A kick to the knee as depicted in a Baroque ''[[Ringen]]'' treatise (Johann Georg Passchen 1659)](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Passchen38.jpg?width=200 "A kick to the knee as depicted in a Baroque ''[[Ringen]]'' treatise (Johann Georg Passchen 1659)")
![Cham]] soldier. Thrust kicks are still used in [[pradal serey]] matches today. [[Bas-relief]] at the [[Banteay Chhmar]](12th/13th century).](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Bas Relief at Banteay CHhmar templeBanteayChhmar2.jpg?width=200 "Cham]] soldier. Thrust kicks are still used in [[pradal serey]] matches today. [[Bas-relief]] at the [[Banteay Chhmar]](12th/13th century).")
![Bas-relief at the [[Bayon]](12th/13th century) in [[Cambodia]]. In the upper left corner, a martial artist delivers a thrust kick to his opponent's torso. In the lower right corner, a martial artist demonstrates a high kick.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Stone_Carving_at_Bayon_Temple.png?width=200 "Bas-relief at the [[Bayon]](12th/13th century) in [[Cambodia]]. In the upper left corner, a martial artist delivers a thrust kick to his opponent's torso. In the lower right corner, a martial artist demonstrates a high kick.")
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
KICK (disambiguation)
Much like short for kick ass.
His new kicks are really kick.
His new kicks are really kick.
Examples of use of KICKY
1. Bank Hapoalim wanted to be cutting–edge, kicky and profitable like its big brothers overseas.
2. With their kicky hooks, the songs owe more to Warped Tour thrashers than to stoic post–punk inspirations like Gang of Four.