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Kick Up Your Heel

To cheer, celebrate and having good time, to rejoice oneself

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  • This modern phrase is believed to have originated in 20th century, which refers to describe a happy person who was having wonderful time. The person who made this phrase might have thought of a frisky horse that was dancing and romping on his hind legs. It also referred to a dancer who lifts his or her legs as if he is jumping in a joy. The expression means to cheer or celebrate the happy moment.
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It is a farewell party so all girls and guys are expected to kick up their heels to night.

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Submitted on February 25, 2019

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