kickup in a sentence
n.
📚 Grade Level: Grade 1
Definition
KICKUP (noun): a sudden rise or increase, often resulting in the scattering or disturbance of particles such as dust or gravel.
Crossword clues for kickup
Crossword clue ideas and answer hints for the word "kickup".
- A sudden rise in dust or gravel.
- An abrupt increase in particles.
- A swift upward movement of debris.
- A surge that scatters dust around.
- An unexpected elevation of loose material.
Kickup sentence examples
- The sudden kickup of dust made it difficult to see the road ahead.
- As the engine revved, there was a kickup of gravel that echoed in the quiet of the morning.
- Her excitement caused a kickup of energy in the room, lifting everyone's spirits.
- The kickup of wind caught her dress, making it billow around her like a sail.
- With every footfall, there was a kickup of fallen leaves, creating a rhythmic crunch beneath her feet.