A fork of Rural Dictionary
Using the plural construction "we" rather than the singular "I": a characteristic common among latchers when attempting to imply a connection between oneself and a second party
Chloe: Are you going to watch the game tonight?
Sarah: Uh-huh. We'll be at your house at seven.
Chloe: "We"? You mean you & Mark?
Sarah: Yeah, me & Mark; "we."
Chloe: Oh. Kickin' it with the wheeze after just two dates, huh?
Kickin' it Malone style: being on top of one's game, having it together, cool under fire.
Dude one: Hey man, what's going on?
Dude two: I'm just out here Kickin' it Malone style.
When a chick is so hot in booty-shorts, you want to watch her spread her legs between two driving big rigs.
Damn! Paula is kickin' like Van Damme right now! I wanna get up in them guts.
One who kicks it Kwisatz Haderach style is one who enjoys sitting back and relaxing with one of the many novels of Frank Herbert's notoriously infamous Dune series.
Hell yeah, you know I like kickin' it Kwisatz Haderach Style
That booty is Kickin' like Van DAMME!!!
A variant of 'Captain State the Obvious'
Tss Captain kickin' in open doors!