ass-kicking n.
(US) a beating.
Thieves Like Us (1999) 63: You going to see a guy get the damndest behind-kicking. | ||
Letters Home (1944) 22 Apr. 234: The better a little ass-kicking now than letting the ass get so strong it threatens to kick us later. | ||
Cell 2455 84: Well [...] if it ain’t the gutless wonder. You looking for another ass-kicking, maybe? | ||
Deep Down In The Jungle 147: Down in the jungle near a dried-up creek, / The signifying monkey hadn’t slept for a week / Remembering the ass-kicking he had got in the past / He had to find somebody to kick the lion’s ass. | ||
(con. 1960s) Whoreson 98: It was the only thing that prevented Little-Bit from getting a good ass-kicking. | ||
No Beast So Fierce 67: It was a pretty fair ass-kicking, but I was able to drive away. | ||
Brown’s Requiem 108: Maybe an ass-kicking, by me. | ||
Florida Roadkill 74: Cheese-Dick [...] had scars everywhere from his cavalcade of ass-kickings. | ||
Source Aug. 196: You’re left with gun talk, ass-kicking, humping and being high. | ||
themarshallproject.org 29 Apr. 🌐 He runs, and so when he’s caught he takes an ass-kicking and then goes into the back of a wagon. | on||
Widespread Panic 82: ‘You’re heading for a good ass kicking’. |