Kick around

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verb

To casually discuss or consider an idea or plan without any serious intention or worry.

My friends and I kicked around the idea of starting a business.
Visual representation of "kick around" - To casually discuss or consider an idea or plan without any serious intention or worry.

Often appears as...

  • kick around ideas
  • kick around thoughts

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Colloquial

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Brainstorming

Usually refers to an informal brainstorming process among friends or colleagues.

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We kicked around some names for our new puppy.
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No commitment

The phrase implies a lack of firm plans or commitment to the ideas being discussed.

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They kicked around the possibility of traveling together, but nothing is set in stone.
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Casual conversation

Used for casual conversations, not for formal or serious discussions.

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At lunch, we often kick around different topics just for fun.
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