kick something around

(phrasal verb) to discuss or consider something in an informal way

Example Sentences:

A: Are you going to take that new job in marketing?
B: I think I’m going to kick it around for a few days. I’m just not sure.

When thinking about a trip to Cuba, the family kept kicking the plan around until the father made a decision.

I kicked around the proposal for a long time, but decided not to take your offer.

Similar idioms:

1. kick someone out
2. plan B
3. back-up plan
4. talk over
5. fall through
6. take up
7. kick some ass
8. get around
9. take after
10. kick the bucket