The kicker to its story: “In an historic election reminiscent of Kennedy, record turnout and exceptional enthusiasm.”
The kicker to it is that the worst part is that the person in the nightmare experience ends up being a Democrat too.
Then closed with a recycled, but always poignant, “red state/blue state/UNITED states” kicker.
And the kicker is—some of the candidates are even Republicans.
And, of course, the kicker, “Ben Affleck, argo find your seat.”
The next step in the education of the kicker is the side swing.
"No, I'll go out after that kicker," he said, ashamed of his slovenly work.
The kicker shall not play the ball a second time until it has been played by another player.
But here's the kicker: even though no one else can get in, you can't get out!
Leaving the Alhambra he returned to the kicker office, seating himself again at his desk.
1570s, agent noun from kick (v.).
noun
[fourth sense probably fr poker, ''a high card kept, along with a pair, in draw poker,'' found by 1892]
