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taking
taking
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be (one's) for the taking
be for the taking
be like taking candy from a baby
for the taking
Genius is an infinite capacity for taking pains
like taking candy from a baby
not take (something) lightly
not take stock in (something)
take (one's) ball and go home
take (one's) eye off the ball
take (someone) for a fool
take (someone's) cherry
take (something) for a spin
take (something) for gospel
take (something) in the wrong way
take (something) in tow
take (something) lightly
take (something) out of context
take a bawling out
take a bead on (someone or something)
take a breath
take a breather
take a crap
take a dive
take a drag (on something)
take a drubbing
take a dump
take a fit
take a gamble
take a hammering
take a leaf from (someone's) book
take a liking to (someone or something)
take a long walk on a short pier
take a lot off (someone's) mind
take a meeting
take a page from (someone's) book
take a page out of (someone's) book
take a punishing
take a rain check
take a ride to Tyburn
take a risk
take a run at (someone)
take a run at (something)
take a seat
take a shellacking
take a shot in the dark
take a spin (to some place)
take a stab at (doing) something
take a stab in the dark
take a straw poll
take a telling-off
take a trip down memory lane
take a tumble
take a walk down memory lane
take a walk on the wild side
take a wife
take a/the bullet (for someone)
take an axe to
take an eye for an eye
take eggs for money
take fire
take guard
take ill
take in water
take it in the neck
take it up the ass
take offence (at something)
take out the trash
take silk
take soundings
take the ball before the bound
take the bear by the tooth
take the biscuit
take the Browns to the Super Bowl
take the bull by its horns
take the game to
take the gilt off the gingerbread
take the high ground
take the hint
take the lead
take the liberty to do (something)
take the low road
take the Michael (out of someone or something)
take the mike (out of someone or something)
take the moral high ground
take the offensive
take the place of (someone or something)
take the rein(s)
take the shadow for the substance
take the teeth out of
take the veil
take the wheel
take time by the forelock
take to the hills
take to the hustings
take to the stump
take to the tall timber
take to wife
take up the gauntlet
take up the hatchet
take vows
taking calls
taking care of business
Common Names:
Name
Gender
Pronounced
Usage
Dieuwke
DOO-kə
Frisian
Becci
BEK-ee
English (Modern)
Bingham
['biŋən]
Jair
JAY-ər
(English)
Biblical
Rosa
['rəuzə]
Wiola
VYAW-law
Polish
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