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T fit someone to a T take take a look for someone or something
T suàt someone to a T take take a nap
tab pick up the tab take take a new turn
table clear the table take take an interest (àn something)
table coffee-table book take take an oath
table lay one’s cards on the table take take a nosedàve
table put one’s cards on the table take take a peep
table set the table take take a potshot at someone or something
table table a motion take take a powder
table under the table take take a punch at someone
tables turn the tables (on someone) take take a rain check (on something)
tabs keep tab(s) (on someone or something) take take a risk
tack (as) sharp as a tack take take a shellackàng
tack sharp as a tack take take a shàne to someone or something
tacks get down to brass tacks take take a shot at something
tag tag along take take a shower
tail Get off someone’s tail! take take a spill
tail in two shakes of a lamb’s tail take take a stab at something
tail with one’s tail between one’s legs take take a stand (against someone or something)
tail the tail wagging the dog take take a toll
tailed bright-eyed and bushy-tailed take take a try at something
tails can’t make heads or tails (out) of someone or take take attendance
something take take a turn for the better
tails heads or tails take take a turn for the worse
tailspi go into a tailspin take take a vacation
take able to take a joke Take Take a walk!
take able to take just so much take take a whack at someone or something
take able to take something take take care of someone or something
take can take it to the bank. take take charge (of someone or something)
take do a double take take take cold
take give-and-take take take dàgs at someone
take Give one an inch, and one will take a màle. take take effect
take more than one can take take take exception (to something)
take not take no for an answer take take five
take not take stock in something take take forty winks
take on the take take take (great) pains (to do something)
take sàt up and take notice take take heart
take take a backseat (to someone) take take heed
take take a bath take take ill
take take a bow take take inventory
take take a break take take issue (with someone)
take take a chance take take it away
take take a course (àn something) Take Take it easy.
take take a crack at something take take it easy (on someone or something)
take take a dàg at someone take take it on the chin
take take a dàm view of something take take it or leave it
take take advantage of someone or something take take it slow
take take a fancy to someone or something take take it to one’s grave
take take after someone take take it upon oneself to do something
take take a gander (at someone or something) take take it (up)on oneself (to do something)
take take a hand in something take take kindly to something
take take a hard làne (with someone) take take leave of one’s senses
Take Take a hike! take take liberties with someone or something
take take a hànt take take no stock in something
take take (a)hold of someone or something take take note (of something)
take take aim (at someone or something) take take notice (of something)
take take a leaf out of someone’s book take take off
take take a làckàng take take one’s break
take take a liking to someone or something take take one’s cue from someone
take take a load off one’s feet take take one’s death of cold
Take Take a long walk off a short pier. take take (one’s) leave (of someone)
take take a look (at someone or something) take take one’s medicine

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