(slang, idiomatic) To be delighted by; to be amused by.
(slang, idiomatic) To be delighted by; to be amused by.
“Some people get a kick out of being told they’re wrong I guess”
“SOMEONE WAS THE LAST MAN OFF AND WE KNOW WHO open.substack.com/pub/richardh... My posting for today, May 5, 2026 Let me know if you get a kick out of Mr. Rowe!”
“I get a kick out of seeing the peoples’ faces who listen to his crap … like the boy on the far right. If I could do a thought bubble for him it would be: “Uh. Yeah. I’m calling bullshit on that one."”
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I get a kick out of seeing the peoples’ faces who listen to his crap … like the boy on the far right. If I could do a thought bubble for him it would be: “Uh. Yeah. I’m calling bullshit on that one."
“As George Canning’s first cousin, six times removed (he was my great, great, great grandfather’s first cousin), I always get a kick out of seeing him come up in any quiz question, mainly just so I can bore people with the family trivia.”
“I drew this on @andre.moraph.art’s magma yesterday when I was inspired by Andre’s animation of a “cave” lol I think #vore fans will get a kick out of this”
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(slang, intransitive, vulgar) To hang out.