Definition of "kick out" []

• To eject, throw out, or forcefully remove (someone or something). (verb)
• To stop, stall, or disconnect suddenly. (verb)

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• "But even those Islamist terrorists like KSM who get a kick out of planning epic terrorist operations share a deep and aggrieved sense with their more religiously motivated cadre that the Muslim-Arab world is under siege."
• "Warrie was the baby in monthly ads for the Bayer Aspirin series; Patty was a Gerber baby; Carol did a commercial for Quaker Oats; Marilyn for Ideal Toys; Dave had been the voice of Linus on the Ford Falcon radio commercials from the time he was four years old until he was seven, and Warren got such a kick out of seeing them on television."
• "Spencer got a big kick out of hearing Dolly go potty and seeing the yellow liquid in the potty-chair."