(transitive) to kick out, to boot out / (transitive, figuratively) to give someone the boot, to fire someone (to terminate the employment of)

(transitive with à) (figuratively, informal) to make it a point to do something

(informal) to bend over backwards, to go to the wall (for someone)

(informal) to do one's bit, to do one's part, to show some goodwill, to demonstrate some willingness

(transitive) to antagonise someone, to get on someone's bad side

(informal, by ellipsis) to shut up (refrain from speech)

(informal, by ellipsis) to shut up (refrain from speech)

(Louisiana) to bring to justice

(informal) to get one's hands on, to get one's claws into, to get one's hooks into, to monopolize (someone)

(transitive, figuratively) to put on the table, to bring up, to broach