get (one's) kicks

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.
See also: get, kick
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

get one's kicks (from someone or something)

Fig. Inf. to get pleasure from someone or something. Do you get your kicks from this sort of thing? I get my kicks from Billy Simpson. What a great entertainer!
See also: get, kick
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

get your kicks

INFORMAL
If you get your kicks, you do something that gives you enjoyment and excitement. Visitors will be getting their kicks on San Bernardino's stretch of the famous American Highway. She's happy to get her kicks from modelling. They get their kicks out of seeing patients get better.
See also: get, kick
Collins COBUILD Idioms Dictionary, 3rd ed.

get one’s kicks

verb
See get one’s kicks from someone/something
See also: get, kick

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!
See also: get, kick, someone, something
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
See also:
  • get kicks
  • get one’s kicks
  • get one’s kicks from someone/something
  • get your kicks
  • get (one's) jollies
  • have
  • have (oneself) (something)
  • have oneself
  • mark (something) with a white stone
  • mark something with a white stone