kick
蹴 centers on striking with the foot: a kick. It is a specific physical action, not a broad conceptual cluster.
蹴 combines the foot radical ⻊ with 就, which likely provides the sound. The character expresses the action of kicking with the foot.
The left side is the foot radical ⻊, and the right side 就 looks like a person winding up to strike. Picture a foot swinging forward to kick a ball.
For シュク, imagine a soccer player shouting 'Shoot! Kick!' as they strike the ball: 'Shoot kick' blends into シュク, the sound of a powerful kick.
to kick
kick
flatly rejecting; curtly refusing; brushing aside
kick
football (soccer, rugby, American football, etc.; esp. soccer)
kemari; type of football played by courtiers in ancient Japan
to kick (hard); to send flying with a kick; to kick away
to kick hard
association football; soccer
rugby
one kick
ankle-kicking twist down
kick-off (esp. rugby)
front kick (esp. martial arts)
roundhouse kick; turning kick
to stomp out (of a room, etc.); to storm out
enzuigiri (attack that strikes the back of the head)
spin kick
attacking a knocked down opponent (in a fighting game); kicking a dead body
punching and kicking