The initial idioms of the letter T

take the occasion	take the offensive
take the pipe	take the piss
take the piss out of	take the piss out of someone
take place	take the place of (someone or something)
take the pledge	take the rap
take the rap for something	take the rein(s)
take the rough with the smooth	take the shadow for the substance
take the shine off	take the slack up
take the spear	take the spear in one’s chest
take the stage	take the stand
take the starch out of	take the starch out of someone
take the sting out of	take the time
take the trouble	take the veil
take the weight off (one's) legs	take the weight off (one's) feet
take the wheel	take the wind out of one's sails