[Slang] GET A KICK OUT OF. - Find Fun in Learning English: Amusement Phrases

Find amusing.

To "get a kick out of" something means to enjoy or find amusement in it. It can be used when someone finds something particularly entertaining, funny, or thrilling, causing them a burst of happiness or excitement.

Example Sentences

1. I get a kick out of watching old sitcoms.

   I really enjoy watching old sitcoms.

2. She really gets a kick out of surprising her friends.

   She loves surprising her friends and finds great joy in it.

3. You can always tell he's having a good time because he gets a kick out of even the small moments.

   You can tell he's having a good time because he enjoys even the little moments.