- Take third place
- Take third, maybe
- Take this away!
- Take this bit of advice ...
- Take this for that
- Take This Job and Shove It songwriter
- Take This Job and Shove It songwriter David Allan __
- Take this job and shove it!
- Take this job and...
- Take this one
- Take this out, in editing
- take this to the pain
- Take this!
- Take three of three, say
- take time
- take time by the forelock
- take time off
- Take time out
- Take time to answer
- Take time to consider
- Take tiny steps
- Take tit for tat?
- take to
- Take to ___ (reprimand)
- Take to a beanbag chair
- Take to a dance
- Take to a fancy restaurant
- Take to a higher court
- Take to a higher level
- Take to a higher power
- Take to a new planter
- Take to a new spot
- Take to a party
- Take to a pawnshop
- Take to a pound
- Take to a soapbox
- TAKE to academic degree
- Take to another dimension?
- Take to another level
- take to be true
- Take to court
- Take to excess
- Take to extremes
- take to flight
- take to heart
- Take to higher position
- Take to jail
- Take to living together, with "up"
- Take to lunch, say
- Take to mean
- Take to one's bed
- Take to one's heart
- Take to one's heels
- Take to one's room
- TAKE to pieces
- Take to sleep with, say
- TAKE to task
- Take to task on the porch?
- Take to term
- Take to the air
- Take to the altar
- Take to the bank?
- Take to the body shop
- Take to the body shop, perhaps
- Take to the chaise
- Take to the cleaners
- Take to the cleaners, so to speak
- Take to the clink
- Take to the dump
- Take to the floor
- Take to the hammock
- Take to the hills?
- Take to the hold
- Take to the ice
- Take to the impound lot
- Take to the jailhouse
- Take to the junkyard
- Take to the lake
- Take to the limit
- Take to the limit, with "out"
- Take to the links
- Take to the Links Info
- Take to the next level
- Take to the pawnshop
- Take to the podium
- Take to the police station
- Take to the pool
- Take to the prom
- Take to the pulpit
- Take to the rink
- Take to the road
- Take to the road, as a rock band
- Take to the seas
- Take to the sickbed
- Take to the skies
- Take to the sky
- Take to the slopes
- Take to the soapbox
- Take to the stage
- Take to the station
- Take to the stump
- Take to the third power
- Take to the throne
- Take to the trail
- Take to the tub
- Take to the water
- Take to the white hills
- Take to Vegas, maybe
- TAKE to wing
- Take too far
- Take too long
- Take too many courses
- Take too many Scrabble tiles, e.g.
- take too much medication
- Take too much medicine
- Take too much of
- Take too much of, briefly
- Take too much of, for short
- Take too much of, in brief
- Take too much time
- Take too much, briefly
- TAKE tooth out by force
- Take top billing
- Take top honors
- Take top prize for
- Take train stations by force?
- Take troops out of active service
- Take turns
- Take Turns It in its work
- Take turns putting postage on?
- Take turns skiing?
- Take turns telling, as stories
- Take turns, say
- Take turns?
- Take two
- Take two __ ...
- Take two ___ and call me ...
- Take two and ___ right (old baseball adage)
- take two much medication
- Take two was his motto
- Take two, e.g.
- take umbrage
- Take umbrage at
- Take unawares
- take under advisement
- Take under one's wing
- Take undue advantage
- Take unfair advantage of
- Take unfair advantage of, as a privilege
- Take unjustly
- Take unlawfully
- Take unlawfully from
- Take unnecessary risks
- TAKE unorthodox course to save time (fig.)
- Take unrightfully
- Take unwanted steps?
- Take unwarranted advantage
- Take up
- Take up a hem, perhaps
- Take up a hem, say
- Take up a leg, e.g.
- Take up a leg, in a way
- take up a position of prayer
- Take up a space
- take up a substance by chemisorption
- Take up again
- Take up again, as a case
- Take up again, as an acquaintance
- Take up again, e.g.
- Take up again, in a way
- Take up an office
- Take up and hold, chemically
- take up arms
- Take up as one's own again
- Take up eagerly
- Take up enthusiastically
- Take up like a sponge
- Take up new residence in
- Take up one more time, say
- Take up or let down, e.g.
- Take up or let out
- Take up residence
- Take up residence in a different place
- Take up room
- Take up seriously, as a hobby
- Take up space
- take up the cause, ideology, practice, method, of someone and use it as one's own
- Take up the entire sofa
- Take up the gauntlet
- Take up the slack
- Take up the whole couch
- take up time or space
- Take up weapons
- Take up weapons again
- Take up wholeheartedly
- Take up, as a cause
- Take up, as a hem
- Take up, as a hobby
- Take up, as a homemade costume
- Take up, as a jumper
- Take up, as a leg
- Take up, as a plan
- Take up, as a skirt
- Take up, as a strategy
- Take up, as liquid
- Take up, e.g.
- Take up, for example
- Take up, maybe
- Take up, perhaps
- Take up, say
- TAKE upon oneself
- Take vain steps
- Take vengeance
- Take vengeance on
- Take verbal potshots
- Take very few risks
- Take way too much
- Take way too much of, briefly
- Take weapon from
- Take weapons from
- Take wee bites out of
- Take what one oughtn't
- Take whichever one you want for your fish and chips?
- Take willingly
- TAKE winding form
- Take Wing
- TAKE wing
- TAKE wing and fly away
- Take with a struggle
- Take with force
- Take without asking
- Take without credit
- Take without getting credit
- Take without permission
- Take without recompense, as a cigarette
- take without referencing from someone else's writing or speech
- Take without warning
- Take wobbly steps
- Take wooden pins out of
- Take wrong?
- Take wrongly
- Take your ___
- Take your best shot
- Take your chairs
- Take your choice
- Take your clothes off
- Take Your Family to School Week sponsor
- Take your hands off me!
- Take your mark
- Take your paws off me!