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kicksnounpl. of kick a pleasurably intense stimulation of the feelingsI get a kick out of downhill skiing bangs, boots, charges, exhilarations, frissons, jollies, rushes, thrills, titillations, wallops arousals, buzzes, electrifications, highs, intoxicationsjolts, shocks, surprises(also surprizes)delectations, delights, enjoyments, joys, lifts, pleasuresamusements, diversions, entertainments, fun, treats a source of great satisfactionit was a kick for the parents to see their once-shy son star in a Broadway play delectations, delights, feasts, gases(also gasses, slang), joys, mannas, pleasures, treats amusements, diversions, entertainments, fun, recreationscomforts, reliefs, solacesgratifications, indulgencesambrosias a feeling or declaration of disapproval or dissentnowadays there seem to be few words in the dictionary that do not raise a kick from one person or another challenges, complaints, demurrals, demurrers, demurs, difficulties, exceptions, expostulations, fusses, objections, protests, questions, remonstrances, stinks compunctions, doubts, misgivings, qualms, scruplesmisunderstandingscavils, niggles(chiefly British), quibblesarguments, conflicts, debates, disputes, dissents, hassles, quarrels, squabbles, staticscensures, criticismsdefiances, disobediences, rebellionsdistrusts, dubieties, dubitations(archaic), incertitudes, indeterminations, misdoubts, mistrusts, reservations, skepticisms, suspicions, uncertaintiesreluctances approvals, sanctionsacceptances, acquiescences, agreements, assentscompliances, obediences a forceful coming together of two thingsI felt a kick in my hands as the jackhammer came roaring to life bumps, collisions, concussions, crashes, impacts, impingements, jars, jolts, jounces, shocks, slams, smashes, strikes, wallops blows, buffets, hits, knocks, punches, raps, slaps, thumpsbashings, batterings, lickings, thrashingscontacts, encounters, meetings, touches to express dissatisfaction, pain, or resentment usually tiresomelyhe's been kicking all week about not getting the promotion beefs, bellyaches, bitches, bleats, carps, caterwauls, complains, crabs, croaks, fusses, gripes, grizzles, grouches, grouses, growls, grumbles, grumps, hollers, inveighs, keens, kvetches, maunders(chiefly British), moans, murmurs, mutters, nags, repines, screams, squawks, squeals, wails, whimpers, whines, whinges(British), yammers, yawps(or yaups), yowls objects (to), protests, quarrels (with)cavils, quibblesfrets, stews, worriesblubbers, cries, sobsbemoans, bewails, deplores, laments kicks up a fuss crows, delights, rejoices accepts, bears, countenances, endures, takes, toleratesapplauds, cheers, commends to present an opposing opinion or argumentfiscal conservatives have already started to kick about the proposed program, claiming it will increase the state's deficit substantially demurs, excepts, expostulates, objects, protests, remonstrates cavils, quibbleschallenges, dares, defies, fightsconflicts, debates, disputes, hassles, quarrels, squabbles, wranglesbeefs, bellyaches, bitches, bleats, carps, caterwauls, complains, crabs, croaks, fusses, gripes, grizzles, grouches, grouses, growls, grumbles, grumps, hollers, keens, maunders(chiefly British), moans, murmurs, mutters, nags, repines, screams, squawks, squeals, wails, whimpers, whines, whinges(British), yammers, yawps(or yaups), yowlsbalks, gags, stickscensures, criticizes, denouncesdisobeys, rebels, withstandsdemonstrates takes exception, takes issue approves, sanctionsacceptsaccedes, acquiesces, agrees, assentsadheres, complies, conforms, follows, minds, obeys, observesadvocates, champions, defends, maintains, supports, sustains, upholdsapplauds, cheers, commends |