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• Take the sun or water
• Take the sycophant's way out
• Take the testimony of
• Take the throne
• Take the top off
• Take the train
• Take the trolley
• Take the trouble
• Take __ the waist
• Take __ the waist (alter)
• Take __ the waist (alter, perhaps)
• Take __ the waist (tailor's job)
• Take the wheel
• ___, Take the Wheel" (Carrie Underwood song)
• Take the wheels out from under?
• Take the wind out of
• Take the word count down
• Take the words out of one's mouth?
• Take the wraps off
• Take the wrinkles out of clothes
• Take the wrong exit
• Take the wrong way?
• Take Them On, On Your Own" band (abbr.)
• Take them to battle tour cold
• Take thine ___ . . . ": Luke 12:19
• Take things at ___ value
• Take things in stride
• Take things not-too-seriously
• Take things one day ___ time: 2 wds.
• Take things one step ___ time: 2 wds.
• Take this ...
• Take this already!
• Take This ___ and Shove It" (1977 Johnny Paycheck hit)
• Take this away!
• Take this job and shove it!
• Take This Job and Shove It" composer David Allan
• Take This Job and Shove It" singer David Allan ___
• Take This Job and Shove It" songwriter
• Take This Job and Shove It" songwriter David Allan __
• 'Take This Job and Shove It' writer
• Take this one
• Take this out," in editing
• ''Take this out,'' in proofreading
• 'Take this out' mark
• ''Take this, please''
• Take tiffin
• Take tiffin in London
• Take tiffin in Trowbridge
• Take time?
• Take time out
• Take time to smell the flowers
• Take time to unwind
• Take tiny bites
• Take tiny bites of food
• Take tiny steps
• Take tit for tat?
• Take title
• Take ___ to
• Take to a dance
• Take to a higher court
• Take to a higher level
• Take to a higher power?
• Take to a lake
• Take to a MASH, briefly
• Take to a new planter
• Take to a pawnshop
• Take ___ to (admire)
• Take to another dimension?
• Take to another level
• Take to court
• Take to court again
• Take to heart
• Take to jail
• Take ___ to (like)
• Take to mean
• Take to one's bed
• Take to one's heart
• Take to one's heels
• Take to pieces
• Take to sleep with, say
• Take to task
• Take to term
• Take to the air
• Take to the air at O'Hare
• Take to the bank?
• Take to the can, perhaps
• Take to the chaise
• Take to the cleaners
• Take to the cleaners, so to speak
• Take to the clink
• Take to the exit
• Take to the floor
• Take to the hammock
• Take to the hills
• Take to the jailhouse
• Take to the lake
• Take to the limit
• Take to the limit, with "out
• Take to the links
• Take to the next level
• Take to the police station
• Take to the pool
• Take to the prom
• Take to the ___ (rip off)
• Take to the road
• Take to the saddle
• Take to the sickbed
• Take to the skies
• Take to the Skies" ___ Shikari
• Take to the sky
• Take to the stage
• Take to the station
• Take to the third power
• Take to the throne
• Take to the trail
• Take to the tub
• Take too long
• Take too much of
• Take too much pleasure in a victory
• Take too much time
• Take ___!" (track coach's directive)
• Take ___!" (track coach's order)
• Take ___!" (track coach's shout)
• Take ___ (travel)
• Take __" ("Trust me")
• Take __ (try)
• Take ___ (try some)
• Take ___ (try the pool)
• Take turf twice
• Take -- (turn down the offer)
• Take turns
• Take two __ and call me ...
• Take two balloons, hold them side by side, then twist the whole thing in the middle
• Take two" drug
• Take two points off?
• Take two" was his motto
• Take umbrage
• Take umbrage at
• Take under advisement
• Take under one's wing
• Take under one's wing, say
• Take unfair advantage of
• Take unfair advantage of, as a privilege
• Take unlawfully from
• Take unnecessary risks
• Take up
• Take up a hem, perhaps
• Take up a hem, say
• Take up a leg