kicking you into touch

suzjulie1926 | 19:42 Mon 11th Nov 2002 | Phrases & Sayings

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what is meant by the saying 'kicking you into touch

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Allen Crisp

In a game of football (Rugby or Association), to "kick the ball into touch" means to kick it beyond the touchline and off the field of play. It's then a dead ball. So, it's used as a metaphor in other walks of life when you're talking about anything irritating you want to be rid of - you kick it into touch.

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