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Definitions from the WebKick up a rowPart of speech: Phrasal verb Sense 1: To cause a noisy disturbance; to create a commotion. Sample sentence: When the children found out their favorite cartoon was canceled, they kicked up a row in the living room. Sense 2: To raise a protest or objection; to express strong disapproval. Sample sentence: The announcement of the pay cut kicked up a row among the employees. Sense 3: To amplify a situation or problem; to make something bigger or worse. Sample sentence: His exaggeration about the incident kicked up a row and led to a heated argument among the group. Related products on Amazon: | ||||
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