alive and kicking
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1. alive and kicking - Adjective
2. alive and kicking - Phrase
Meaning
alive and kicking (not comparable)
(idiomatic) Healthy; vital; in good health, particularly in opposition to unfavorable circumstances.
Synonyms: alive and well, animated, kicking; see also Thesaurus:alive
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In Jackson, however, you'd never know there was a civil rights movement because Jim Crow is still alive and kicking with no end in sight.
Bin Laden, who has not appeared in video footage since October 2004, is not only alive and kicking, he's beefed up his personal appearance.
That well known SPIKE wallop is still alive and kicking.
Finally, closer to home and still very much alive and kicking, is the Broken Spoke.
Thanks to Denver's () files, we now know Bonnie's baby (who she thought died in childbirth) might be alive and kicking and walking around out there somewhere.
But I am still alive and kicking, and I do update my quite frequently.