kicks

US /kɪks/
UK /kɪks/
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1.

a pair of shoes, especially sports shoes

:
He got some new kicks for his birthday.
My old kicks are worn out.
2.

a strong feeling of pleasure or excitement

:
He gets his kicks from extreme sports.
Just for kicks, let's try something new.
1.

to hit or strike with the foot

:
He kicks the ball into the net.
The horse kicks its hind legs.
2.

to stop doing something, especially a bad habit

:
She managed to kick her smoking habit.
It's hard to kick an addiction.