| Take down a peg ___ | 19 |
| Take down a peg, e.g. | 21 |
| Take down a ____ | 16 |
| Take down for questioning, maybe | 32 |
| Take down sails | 15 |
| Take down the aisle again | 25 |
| Take down the aisle, in a way | 29 |
| Take down the sails | 19 |
| Take down the tent | 18 |
| Take down the tents | 19 |
| Take down the tents and move on | 31 |
| Take down to the ground | 23 |
| Take down with a charge | 23 |
| Take down with a wrecking ball | 30 |
| Take down __ | 12 |
| Take down __ (humble) | 21 |
| Take down __ (lower) | 20 |
| Take down __: humble | 20 |
| Take down ___ | 13 |
| Take down ___ (deflate) | 23 |
| Take down ___ (humble) | 22 |
| Take down ___ or two | 20 |
| Take down ___ or two (humble) | 29 |
| Take down, as a mast | 20 |
| Take down, as a Rube Goldberg machine | 37 |
| Take down, as a sundae | 22 |
| Take down, as braids | 20 |
| Take down, in a way | 19 |
| Take downtown | 13 |
| Take downtown, perhaps | 22 |
| Take downtown, say | 18 |
| Take economizing to extremes | 28 |
| Take effect | 11 |
| Take effect gradually | 21 |
| Take effect, in legalspeak | 26 |
| Take electrons from, perhaps | 28 |
| Take evasive action | 19 |
| Take every last cent of | 23 |
| Take every last penny from | 26 |
| Take everything off | 19 |
| Take exception | 14 |
| Take exception to | 17 |
| Take excessive pride | 20 |
| Take extra precautions | 22 |
| Take feloniously | 16 |
| Take first | 10 |
| Take first place | 16 |
| Take first place in a whiskey drinking contest? | 47 |
| Take first steps? | 17 |
| Take five | 9 |
| Take five or ten | 16 |
| Take five! | 10 |
| Take flight | 11 |
| Take flight on Halloween? | 25 |
| Take flight to unite | 20 |
| Take flight to unite? | 21 |
| Take flight? | 12 |
| Take food orders from | 21 |
| Take for -- (trick) | 19 |
| Take for a bride | 16 |
| Take for a chump | 16 |
| Take for a given | 16 |
| Take for a ride | 15 |
| Take for a ride, e.g. | 21 |
| Take for a ride, so to speak | 28 |
| Take for a ride? | 16 |
| Take for a spin | 15 |
| Take for a spin, so to speak | 28 |
| Take for a spin? | 16 |
| Take for a sucker | 17 |
| Take for a term | 15 |
| Take for a test drive | 21 |
| Take for a time | 15 |
| Take for a while | 16 |
| Take for a ___ | 14 |
| Take for another year, say | 26 |
| Take for every penny | 20 |
| Take for everything | 19 |
| Take for granted | 16 |
| Take for life? | 14 |
| Take for one's own | 22 |
| Take for one's own use | 26 |
| Take for oneself | 16 |
| Take for ransom | 15 |
| Take for the summer, say | 24 |
| Take for __: fool | 17 |
| Take for ___ | 12 |
| Take for ___ (deceive) | 22 |
| Take for ___ (flimflam) | 23 |
| Take for ___ (hoodwink) | 23 |
| Take for ___ (swindle) | 22 |
| Take for ___ (trick or slay) | 28 |
| Take for ____ | 13 |
| Take for ____ (deceive) | 23 |
| Take forcefully | 15 |
| Take forcibly | 13 |
| Take forcibly, old-style | 24 |
| Take forever | 12 |
| Take forever to choose one's value meal, say | 48 |
| Take forever, seemingly | 23 |