kicks
Pronunciation: [kɪks]
Word
Context: “games”
(noun) a kick is when you hit something with your foot. In sports like soccer, players kick the ball to score goals.
Example
She scored the winning goal with a powerful kick.
Example
His kicks were not strong enough to reach the other side of the field.
Example
Did you see that fantastic kick in the game yesterday?
Context: “emotion”
(noun) kicks can also mean feeling excited or happy about something. It’s like having a lot of energy and joy.
Example
He gets a real kick out of making people laugh.
Example
She didn’t get any kicks from the boring movie.
Example
What gives you a kick when you do it?
Context: “games”
(verb) to kick means to hit something with your foot. It’s what players do in sports to move the ball.
Example
He kicks the ball into the goal every practice.
Example
She does not kick the ball very well yet.
Example
Can you kick the ball far enough to score?
Context: “emotion”
(verb) to get a kick out of something means to enjoy it a lot, finding it funny or entertaining.
Example
I really kick out of watching funny cartoons.
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He doesn’t kick out of going to boring parties.
Example
What do you kick out of the most?
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