get a kick out of
Derive pleasure from
To get a kick out of something is to derive pleasure or amusement from it: I get a kick out of watching him try to parallel park.
The phrase suggests genuine enjoyment, often with a hint of entertainment value.
What provides the kick may be slightly mischievous or absurd: She gets a kick out of correcting people's grammar.
- enjoyTake pleasure in
- chuckleLow, suppressed laugh
- laughExpress amusement vocally
- tickled pinkExtremely pleased
- grinBroad, toothy smile
have a blast · dig · giggle · delight · relish · crack up · like · thrill · keen on · savor · groove · glee · get off on · have a good time · have a ball · fancy · get a charge out of · get a rise out of
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