got a kick out of Sentence Examples
- Despite his initial skepticism, he got a kick out of the unexpected humor in the performance.
- The toddler got a kick out of kicking a colorful ball around the living room.
- My father got a kick out of telling outrageous jokes at family gatherings.
- The surprise party was a success; my friend got a kick out of the effort everyone put in.
- I got a kick out of the vintage movie's exaggerated special effects.
- The mischievous cat got a kick out of toying with the dog's tail.
- The keynote speaker got a kick out of the audience's enthusiastic response to her jokes.
- My grandmother got a kick out of watching her great-grandchildren play.
- I got a kick out of the unexpected plot twist in the novel.
- The teacher got a kick out of witnessing his students' creativity in solving the math problem.
got a kick out of Meaning
got a kick out of
to run at a faster speed during the last part of a race, to strike out with the foot or feet, to remove from a position or status, to make a kick in football, to show opposition, to strike suddenly and forcefully as if with the foot, to function with vitality and energy, complain, to go from one place to another as circumstance or whim dictates, to strike, thrust, or hit with the foot, to remove by a kicking motion, to protest strenuously or urgently, to recoil when fired
Synonyms & Antonyms of got a kick out of
Synonyms:
- idolized
- worshiped
- indulged-in-
- preferred
- doted-on-
- drank-in-
- adored
- treasured
- cottoned-to-
- prized
- feasted-on-
- valued
- cherished
- venerated
- revered
- worshipped
- ate-up-
- dug
- was-partial-to
- devoured
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
FAQs About the word got a kick out of
to run at a faster speed during the last part of a race, to strike out with the foot or feet, to remove from a position or status, to make a kick in football, t
liked,enjoyed, loved, got off (on), delighted (in), savoured, relished, had a soft spot for, grooved (on), took to
hated, detested, loathed, disliked, abhorred, scorned, abominated,condemned, despised,
Despite his initial skepticism, he got a kick out of the unexpected humor in the performance.
The toddler got a kick out of kicking a colorful ball around the living room.
My father got a kick out of telling outrageous jokes at family gatherings.
The surprise party was a success; my friend got a kick out of the effort everyone put in.
