- Take exception
- TAKE exception to
- Take exception to something
- Take exclusive control of
- Take feloniously
- Take feloniously.
- TAKE fire
- Take firm hold of
- Take first
- Take first place
- Take first step
- take first step towards making (a dead person) a saint
- Take first steps?
- Take five
- Take Five instrument
- Take five or ten
- Take Five pianist Brubeck
- Take five, in army parlance
- Take five, in military parlance
- Take five, in the army
- take flight
- Take flight from the police
- take flight to many
- take flight to marry
- Take flight to unite?
- take food
- TAKE food into body
- Take food into the body
- Take for ___
- Take for ___ (assume)
- Take for ___ (con)
- Take for ___ (deceive)
- Take for ___ (flimflam)
- Take for ___ (hoodwink)
- Take for ___ (scam)
- Take for ___ (swindle)
- Take for ___ (trick)
- Take for __: fool
- Take for a bride
- Take for a chump
- Take for a first drive
- Take for a ride
- Take for a ride, e.g.
- Take for a ride, so to speak
- Take for a spin, say
- Take for a spin?
- Take for a sucker
- Take for a term
- Take for a test drive
- Take for a while
- Take for another year, say
- Take for better or for worse, say
- Take for every penny
- Take for everything
- take for granted
- Take for life?
- Take for one's own
- Take for one's own use
- Take for one's spouse
- Take for oneself
- Take for the road?
- Take forcefully
- TAKE forcibly
- Take forcibly (from)
- Take forcibly, old-style
- Take forever
- Take forever to get moving
- Take forever, seemingly
- Take forty winks
- Take four of four games, say
- Take four out of four, maybe
- take fraudulently
- take fright
- Take from a book, say
- Take from a deck
- Take from a job
- Take from a pet shelter
- Take from a sale
- Take from a sum
- Take from illegally
- Take from one medium to another
- Take from square one
- Take from the attic
- Take from the crate
- Take from the deck
- Take from the earth
- Take from the library
- Take from the stage, at times
- Take from the text
- Take from the top
- Take from, by force
- Take full responsibility
- Take full responsibility for
- take further sample from existing sample
- Take furtively
- Take game illegally
- Take giant steps
- Take Good Care Of My Baby crooner Bobby
- Take Good Care of My Baby singer
- Take goods off truck
- Take great delight
- Take great pleasure (in)
- Take great pleasure in
- take great pleasure v
- Take habitually
- Take hastily
- take have possession of
- Take heart
- Take heat from?
- Take heavy steps
- take heed
- Take heed ___ any man deceive you: Mark 13:5
- Take heed of
- Take heed, ___ summer comes ... : Shak.
- Take heed, ___ summer comes ...: Shakespeare
- Take heed, ___ summer comes or cuckoo-birds do sing: "The Merry Wives of Windsor"
- Take her, she's ___
- Take hold
- Take hold again, as a plant
- Take hold gradually
- Take hold of
- Take hold of forcibly
- Take hold of, in a way
- Take home
- Take home ... in more ways than one?
- Take home a shelter animal
- Take home a trophy
- Take home after taxes
- Take home from a pet shelter
- Take home from a shelter
- Take home from an animal shelter
- Take home from the shelter
- Take home from the shelter, say
- Take home the gold
- Take home the top prize
- Take home the trophy
- Take home, after taxes
- Take home, perhaps?
- Take ill
- Take illegally
- Take immediate steps
- Take impolitely
- TAKE impressions from type
- Take in
- Take in __ (deal with calmly)
- Take in - hoax
- Take in "Black Panther" again
- Take in a bad way?
- take in a child
- Take in a course
- Take in a heartbeat
- Take in a heist
- Take in a hurry
- Take in a little?
- Take in a paper
- Take in a sting
- Take in a Stray
- Take in a wagon
- take in advance
- Take in again
- Take in air
- take in as part of unit
- Take in by choice
- Take in cheesecake?
- Take in courses
- Take in eagerly
- Take in enthusiastically
- Take in exchange
- Take in food
- Take in for a meal
- Take in for booking
- Take in from a pet shelter
- Take in information or food
- Take in just the highlights, say
- Take in lecherously
- Take in less
- Take in less takeout, say
- Take in less takeout?
- Take in liquids
- Take in new tenants
- Take in nourishment
- Take in or let out
- Take in or let out, e.g.
- Take in or let out, for example
- Take in or on
- Take in or out
- Take in or take on
- Take in or take out
- Take in pants e.g.
- Take in People
- Take in rays
- TAKE in sail
- Take in slowly
- take in solid food
- Take in some sun
- Take in some theater
- Take in some views?
- Take in starches before a race, with "up"
- Take in sustenance
- Take in take-out
- Take in takeout
- Take in takeout, say
- Take in tentatively
- Take in the groceries?
- Take in the harvest
- Take in the mail
- Take in the newspaper
- Take in the paper
- Take in the show again
- Take in the sights
- Take in the sun
- Take in the wrong way?
- Take in too little
- Take in too much
- take in tow
- Take in visually
- Take in with relish
- Take in, as a child
- Take in, as a dog
- Take in, as a dress
- Take in, as a movie
- Take in, as a Persian
- Take in, as a pet
- Take in, as a stray
- Take in, as a stray cat
- Take in, as a stray dog
- Take in, as big game
- Take in, as food
- Take in, as guests
- Take in, as pants
- Take in, as patients
- Take in, as sights
- Take in, as trousers
- Take in, e.g.
- Take in, in a way
- Take in, maybe
- Take in, perhaps
- Take in, possibly
- Take in, say
- Take inappropriately
- take information and understand fully
- Take initial steps?
- Take internally
- Take into a flying saucer, say
- take into account
- Take into account, as contingencies
- Take into custody
- Take into custody, in a way
- Take into one's family
- Take into one's home