get a kick

Frequency: 7.012.3 per million words

to be the recipient of a kick

kickKICK (noun) - act of kicking

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Examples (10)

  • He gets a real kick out of fixing something so that it can be used again.
  • Many people get a kick out of extreme sports.
  • She always gets a kick from surprising her friends.
  • You'll get a kick out of reading this adventurous novel.
  • I used to get a kick out of solving complex puzzles.
  • Even after all these years, he still gets a kick from riding his vintage car.
  • The band gets a huge kick from performing for a live audience.
  • My grandmother gets a great kick out of seeing her garden flourish.
  • Some people get a kick from helping others, finding joy in their happiness.
  • What do you get a kick out of doing in your free time?