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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a bit of kick" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has a slight intensity or impact, often in relation to flavor, excitement, or energy.
Example: "The dish was delicious, but it could use a bit of kick to really enhance the flavors."
Alternatives: "a touch of spice" or "a hint of zest."
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3.05pm BST 4 min A bit of kick tennis before Goode is caught inside his own half by Foden.
But for something with a bit of kick and a more rapid result, the Adam Edwards Hangover Cure is the Exocet missile of remedies; tried, tested, recommended.
If that was an odd sight to English eyes, the game opened in familiar fashion: a bit of kick tennis and a penalty either way.
Of the noodle soups, phom penh katiev has all the nuance of a vat of duck sauce, while the chicken katiev — aromatic, gingery, and with a bit of kick — begins to feel exceptional, but only in its decentness.
5.05pm BST Fourth set: Djokovic 6-3, 5-7, 2-6, 1-2 Nadal* 15-30, served serve, Nadal hits a slow serve with a bit of kick, Djokovic runs round it and winds up his forehand … and … slams the ball into the net.
Wales start us off and it's a bit of kick tennis to get us going.
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Albarn dashes about throughout the gig, seemingly about to boil over with energy – he even gives a drum kit a bit of kicking on "Punk" – but remains gracious to guests.
I wasn't that surprised when the 57 activists who braved sub-zero temperatures and the threat of arrest to stop CO2 emissions at Stansted got a bit of kicking from some of Fleet Street's finest.
It's a bit of a kick in the teeth.
"Cape Town was a bit of a kick up the backside.
That was a bit of a kick in the mouth".
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