"I like my drinks with a little kick in them," she said.

"You could always give a little kick to one of her drills," George said.

Roger gave Diana a little kick under the table, afraid she might say something that would make trouble.

"You have to get a little kick out of something."

He smiled faintly, and her heart gave a little kick.

Something with a little kick to it, to calm the nerves.

"It gave me a little kick in the behind to go back and work harder at academics," she said.

"Don't you have anything with a little kick to it?"

If they need a little kick in the butt, we'll give it to them.

"You won't mind me giving it a little kick, then?"