mud kicker

See also: mudkicker and mud-kicker

English

Noun

mud kicker (plural mud kickers)

1. Alternative form of mud-kicker
   • 1971, Robert Beck, “From a Steel Box to a Wicked Young Girl”, in The Naked Soul of Iceberg Slim, section 25:

     I was determined not to join that contemptible group of aging pimps I had seen through the years and pitied as they went their pathetic way with a wild dream of new glory and a big fast stable of young freak mud kickers.

   • 1974, Maya Angelou, Gather Together in My Nam:

     "Well, that won't be so bad, will it? I mean you're a whore."
     "Hell, yes, I'm a damn good one. I'm a mud kicker. In the streets I make more money by accident than most bitches make on purpose."

   • 2005, David Franklyn Bowens, Tweekin': Inside the Crack Game, →ISBN, page 155:

     “Cause you seemed so interested in my business, I thought maybe you were looking for a real mud kicker.” She said, boastfully.