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English Idioms Get A Kick Out Of
Get A Kick Out Of - to find something funny; to enjoy something
- The children really got a kick out of the clown.
- My parents really get a kick out of their grandchildren.
- My son really gets a kick out of going to the swimming pool.
- We really got a kick out of going to the football game.
- The girls really got a kick of going to the city for the day.
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