verb
General Slang
kicksin
KIK-sin · verb · informal
Fooling around; joking, not being serious
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Definitions
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To joke, fool around, or make light of something; behaving playfully and not seriously.
“He wasn't serious, he was just kicksin with you.”
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kicksin In A Sentence
He wasn't serious, he was just kicksin with you.
Origin & Usage
Trinidad & Tobago; from 'kicks' (fun).
People Also Ask
What does 'kicksin' mean?
It means joking around or fooling about — not being serious, doing something just for fun.
Where does 'kicksin' come from?
It's Trinidadian dialect, built from 'kicks', meaning fun or a good laugh.
How do you use 'kicksin'?
To describe playful, non-serious behaviour, e.g. 'Don't vex, I was only kicksin'.
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