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• Take five," in army parlance
• Take five," in the army
• Take Five" jazz pianist who received a 2009 Kennedy Center Honor: 2 wds.
• Take five, or take ten
• Take five or ten
• Take Five" pianist Brubeck
• Take ___ (flabbergast)
• Take __ (flee)
• Take flight?
• Take flight from the police
• Take flight on Halloween?
• Take flight to take the plunge
• Take flight to unite?
• Take __ (follow advice)
• Take food
• Take (food) into the body
• Take for ____
• Take for a ___
• Take for a ride
• Take for a ride, e.g.
• Take for a ride, so to speak
• Take for a spin?
• Take for a sucker
• Take for a term
• Take for a test drive
• Take for a time
• Take for a while
• Take for another year, say
• Take for ___ (con)
• Take for __ (deceive)
• Take for every penny
• Take for ___ (flimflam)
• Take for __: fool
• Take for granted.
• Take for ___ (hoodwink)
• Take for no credit
• Take for no credit, maybe
• Take for one's own
• Take for one's own use
• Take for oneself
• Take for ransom
• Take for ___ (swindle)
• Take -- for the better
• Take for the road?
• Take for the summer, say
• Take __ for the worse
• Take for -- (trick)
• Take for ___ (trick or slay)
• Take forcefully
• Take forever
• Take forever, seemingly
• Take forever to choose one's value meal, say
• Take forever to get moving
• Take form
• Take Fox News's Alan ashore and dump him on the sand?
• Take fraudulently
• Take ___ from
• Take from a deck
• Take from a job
• Take from a pet shelter
• Take from a sum
• Take from, as savings
• Take from, by force
• Take ___ from (copy)
• Take __ from: emulate
• Take ___ from history
• Take from illegally
• Take ___ from (listen to)
• 'Take -- from me'
• Take___ from me, buddy ...
• ''Take ___ from me'' (follow my advice)
• ''Take ___ from me'' (''Here's my advice'')
• Take ___ from me" ("Here's my advice"): 2 wds.
• ''Take ___ from me!'' (Here's some advice)
• Take ____ from me: listen up!
• Take ___ from me ... plastics!
• Take ___ from someone's book
• Take from the attic
• Take from the deck
• Take from the earth
• Take from the library
• Take from the stage, at times
• Take from the top
• Take ___ from (use for guidance): 2 wds.
• Take full advantage of an opportunity
• Take full responsibility
• Take ___ (gamble)
• Take __ (gauge public opinion)
• Take ___ (get comfy)
• ''Take ___!'' (''Get lost!'')
• Take ___ (get off the fence)
• Take ___ (get to like)
• Take ___ (give pause).
• Take ___ (glance)
• Take ___ (glim)
• Take glory (from)
• Take ___ (go bankrupt)
• Take ___ (go down)
• Take __ (go on vacation)
• Take __ (go swimming)
• Take ___ (go swimming): 2 wds.
• Take Good ___ of My Baby
• Take great delight
• Take great pleasure (in)
• Take greedily
• Take -- (guess)
• Take hastily
• Take heart
• Take heart," said ___ coolly
• Take heat from?
• Take heed
• Take heed — 13 (anag)
• Take heed ___ any man deceive you": Mark 13:5
• Take heed of
• Take heed, __ summer comes ... ": Shak.
• Take heed, __ summer comes ...": Shakespeare
• Take hold
• Take hold again, as a plant
• Take hold of
• Take hold of forcefully
• Take home
• Take home a shelter animal
• Take home, after taxes
• Take-home amount
• Take-home benefit
• Take-home dollars
• Take-home figure
• Take home from a shelter
• Take home from an animal shelter
• Take home from the pound
• Take home from the shelter
• Take home from the shelter, say
• Take-home money
• Take-home paper
• Take home pay
• Take-home salary
• Take-home total
• Take ___" (host's offer)
• Take ___" (host's request)
• Take ill
• Take illegally
• Take illicitly
• Take illusions away
• Take immediate steps
• Take in
• Take in a bad way?
• Take in a course
• Take in a foundling
• Take in a heartbeat