get one's kicks from someone/something

get (one's) kicks

To seek out, indulge in, or enjoy something fun or pleasurable. I've never been one to get my kicks from running—I find a long, hot bath much more enjoyable. The restless teenagers got their kicks by throwing rocks at passing cars. Yeah, I get my kicks by teasing my little brothers—what older brother doesn't?
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get one’s kicks (from someone/something)

tv. to get pleasure from someone or something. I get my kicks from Billy Simpson. What a great entertainer!
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