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plural of kick.
present tense form of kick (3rd person singular).

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elation n.
excitement n.
gratification n.
mirth n.
pleasure n.
thrill n.

NOUN

elation

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bliss ecstasy enthusiasm euphoria excitement exhilaration glee joy jubilation rapture

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buoyancy buzz charge delight exaltation exultation high intoxication jollies joyfulness joyousness kick transport triumph upper

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cloud nine high spirits stars in one's eyes up

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apathy depression despair discouragement misery sadness sorrow unhappiness upset woe

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boredom

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excitement

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adventure buzz commotion confusion drama elation emotion feeling frenzy furor fuss hysteria motivation passion rage thrill trepidation tumult turmoil warmth

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action activity ado agitation animation bother discomposure disturbance dither excitation ferment fever flurry heat hubbub hullabaloo hurry impulse instigation intoxication melodrama motive movement perturbation provocation stimulation stimulus stir titillation to-do urge wildness

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calm calmness depression happiness order peace stillness

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cessation discouragement frigidity hate hindrance idleness inaction inactivity inertia quiet rest stoppage

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apathy boredom dullness lull

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gratification

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enjoyment fulfillment joy luxury pleasure

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delight fruition glee hit indulgence recompense relish reward thrill

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regalement sure shock

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dissatisfaction sadness sorrow unhappiness woe

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depression failure

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disappointment upset

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mirth

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hilarity laughter levity rejoicing

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amusement cheer cheerfulness convulsions entertainment festivity frivolity frolic fun gaiety gladness glee happiness hysteria hysterics jocularity jocundity jollity joviality joyousness laughs lightheartedness merriment merrymaking pleasure revelry sport whoopee

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depression gloom melancholy misery pain sadness seriousness sorrow unhappiness woe work

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blues distress

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pleasure

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amusement bliss comfort contentment enjoyment gratification hobby joy luxury satisfaction thrill

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buzz delectation diversion ease entertainment felicity flash fruition game gladness gluttony gusto indulgence joyride kick recreation relish revelry seasoning self-indulgence solace spice titillation turnon velvet zest

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joie de vivre primrose path

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discontent displeasure dissatisfaction misery need sadness sorrow unhappiness upset want woe work

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apathy blandness chore dullness labor task

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dislike gloom hate hatred melancholy pain trouble worry

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thrill

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adventure fun inspiration pleasure wallop

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bang blast charge circus fireworks flash flush lift refreshment response sensation stimulation tingle titillation turnon twitter upper

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good feeling

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sadness

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calm depression

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That said, I still chase David around the house throwing roundhouse kicks at his stomach, just to keep us both on our toes.

From Los Angeles Times ● Sep. 11, 2026

You can see something similar in the body politic, when the sudden appearance of something new and confusing kicks societal defenses into overdrive.

From Salon ● Sep. 11, 2026

After flying Tuesday night, they’ll arrive barely a day before the game kicks off on Thursday night Eastern Time, or 10:35 a.m. on Friday morning in Australia.

From The Wall Street Journal ● Sep. 9, 2026

The new series kicks off on 22 September but the opening episode was shown to critics earlier this week.

From BBC ● Sep. 8, 2026

I don’t realize I’ve fallen asleep until Autumn kicks me awake.

From "Kwame Crashes the Underworld" by Craig Kofi Farmer

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