Glee and Kick

Glee

Glee noun - A mood characterized by high spirits and amusement and often accompanied by laughter.

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Kick and glee are semantically related in delight topic. In some cases you can use "Kick" instead a noun "Glee".

Nearby Words: gleeful, gleefully

Kick noun - A pleasurably intense stimulation of the feelings.

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Glee and kick are semantically related in delight topic. Sometimes you can use "Glee" instead a noun "Kick".

Nearby Words: kicked, kickback, kicker, kicking

particular	particular glee	particular kick
similar	similar glee	similar kick
usual	usual glee	usual kick
genuine	genuine glee	genuine kick
Other adjectives: huge, vicious, cruel, sick, occasional.

Kick the Dog: Mephistopheles takes great glee in describing all the ways he'll torture the poor homeless orphan girl if Beethoven doesn't give him what he wants.

Source: Music / Beethoven's Last Night
In the first season of Glee, after Quinn's parents kick her out when they find out that she's pregnant, she moves around quite a bit.

Source: Staying with Friends
Part of the problem was that around the time of the second season, Glee was at an all time high for its popularity to the point where it ended up displacing American Idol as Fox's Flagship Series and Adored by the Network started to kick in full force.

Source: Seasonal Rot / Live-Action TV

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