kicks and giggles

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First use appears c. 1963. See cite below.

Noun

kicks and giggles pl (plural only)

  1. (slang, idiomatic) Amusement without any serious purpose; fun.
    • 1963, Statesman and Nation Publishing Company (publisher), New Statesman‎[1], volume 65, page 316:
      They are looking for their own Happy Land, though I do not think they will find it by way of 'kicks' and 'giggles'.
    Synonyms: grins and giggles, shits and giggles (vulgar), shits and grins (vulgar)

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