get (one's) jollies

To seek out, indulge in, or enjoy something fun or pleasurable. The term usually hints at a certain degree of perverse satisfaction. Primarily heard in UK. The restless teenagers got their jollies by throwing rocks at passing cars.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Fulgencio	fool-KHEN-thyo (Spanish), fool-KHEN-syo (Latin American Spanish)	Spanish
Anslyn	['ænslin]
Amirah	-	Arabic
PÍO	PEE-o	Spanish
Cathasach	-	Ancient Irish
Kapena	-	Hawaiian