Similar words: kick off, pick out, stick out, kick, back out, lock out, black out, knock out. Meaning: v. 1. force to leave or move out 2. remove from a position or office 3. put out or expel from a place.
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31. I get a kick out of most things I do.
32. He gets a kick out of reading the blurb on cereal boxes.
33. I get a great kick out of watching him skating.
34. I just get a kick out of hearing about it. "
35. Do you get a kick out of watching me suffer?
36. When all birds are shot , the bow will be set aside ; when all hares are killed , the hounds will be stewed and eaten -- kick out sb . after his services are no longer needed.
37. I'm sure the TV audience got a kick out of it, but what I saw bothered me.
38. Even when you're working flat-out, use something you enjoy - photos of your last vacation, or reading a blog you get a kick out of - as a reward along the way, he suggests.
39. I get a kick out of seeing a tear - jerker.
40. We have to say bye - bye and kick out the low quality products.
41. It does not serve the interests of the people of Burundi to kick out impartial researchers who are seeking to promote and protect the rights of the Burundian people.
42. Want kick out heart with the hurried footstep of lose.
43. To kick out of a pike ,[Sentencedict.com ] release the Up Arrow Key.
44. Adolf would get a kick out of this, I knew.
45. I really get a kick out of bring around you.
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