How to pronounce “get a charge out of”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• (idiomatic) To derive excitement, entertainment, or pleasure from.

Practice Nearby Words

get a charge from, get a kick out of, get off on, get a rise out of, get one's jollies, get a rise from, get one's rocks off, get a rise, thrill, get one's juices flowing, have a ball, wind up, have a good time, catch a wave, get going, set pulses racing, get off, pump up, have a laugh, gee up, send, feed off, outcharge, pique, turn someone's crank, get over on, live it up, get a load of, gin up, incite, sexploit, have someone going, titillate, whip up, tickle, geek out, exagitate, blow up, get a life, edge, boil up, jam out, slay, whee, heat, ravish, vibe, play with, have a gas, spark up, ride, stir up, trip out, stretch, kick up, urge, jump for joy, rock, catch a case, light someone's fire, sex up, dig out, pleasure oneself, lap up, blow the coals, catch fire, extort, crack up, teen, go through the gears, get a leg up, caffeinate, grasp, bring out in a rash, mess with, spice up, amuse, laugh all the way to the bank, have the laugh on one's side, charge up, make interesting, ride on the back of, take at advantage, make out like a bandit, combust, fillip, provoke, get some, inthrill, make a killing, get the better of, smack, spark, make mileage out of, take, joyride, surprise, arouse, bring to a boil, get one's teeth into

Similar Sounds

get rid of, get out of, metanarrative, keteleeria, cottage grove, camarata, cammarata, ulterior motive, set apart, set-apart