kick back

Kicked back in a molded plastic office chair in the middle of a . . . well. . . redwood-and-cedar kind of thing.

His false accusations kicked back and ended up with himself in prison.

Stocks kicked back into rally mode Monday, ending a week-long slump.

And he told of his hunger for goat meat, that only got him kicked back to Benares without even a bite to eat!

Not when too many riveting memoirs are kicked back at authors after 10 years of toil.

Ropes were dangled from the Japanese ships, as prisoners climbed up them they were then kicked back into water.

After he pulled the trigger, the rifle kicked back and the hunter lost his balance.

Anybody in melee range will get kicked back quite some distance and deal out some good damage.

I was working my ass off when my boss kicked back in the pub.

His accusation kicked back and he himself had to go to jail.

The engine kicked back.

If you can find something like this kicked back at alow angle, try to get up it sans crampons by step-kicking;