kicked in

Other unions, the Democratic Party and charter school backers kicked in comparatively small contributions.

Mr Okorocha said after he saw the girl being bitten, "a lot of adrenaline kicked in" and he ran over to pick her up to get her away from them.

His attorney, Katherine T. Corrigan, said he did well in high school and college before his mental health issues kicked in.

But apparently, that was when the narcissism really kicked in so he bought into his own hype.

"I don't think it really kicked in until I saw my name in the locker room," Clayton said.