| Tailgaters and people who cut lines, e.g. | 41 |
| Tailgaters' activities, for short | 37 |
| Tailgaters' beverage carriers | 33 |
| Tailors go to great lengths to make them | 40 |
| Taina of ''Les Girls'' | 38 |
| Taina of "The Mirror Has Two Faces" | 45 |
| Taina who was one of Les Girls, 1957 | 36 |
| Taiwanese dissident __ Hsin-liang | 33 |
| Taiwanese information technology firm since 1976 | 48 |
| Taiwanese island near the Chinese city Fuzhou | 45 |
| Taiwanese island off the coast of China | 39 |
| Taiwanese manufacturer of thin computers | 40 |
| Take "for better or for worse" | 40 |
| Take --- the waist (tailor's job) | 37 |
| Take a bit of one's savings, say | 36 |
| Take a coat and introduce, perhaps | 34 |
| Take a king with a queen, perhaps | 33 |
| Take a lift only to go downhill? | 32 |
| Take a look through, as a keyhole | 33 |
| Take a magnet to a videotape, e.g. | 34 |
| Take a mechanic's inventory? | 32 |
| Take a night stroll you won't remember | 42 |
| Take a page from someone's book? | 36 |
| Take a patient approach to revenge? | 35 |
| Take a person's hand, perhaps | 33 |
| Take a spouse, as Petruchio would | 33 |
| Take a turn around the track, maybe | 35 |
| Take a __ (examine oneself critically) | 38 |
| Take action against a disruptive student | 40 |
| Take advantage of a sellout, in a way | 37 |
| Take advantage of fans, in a way | 32 |
| Take advantage of good Samaritans? | 34 |
| Take advantage of others' generosity | 40 |
| Take advantage of study hall, perhaps | 37 |
| Take advantage of the La-Z-Boy, say | 35 |
| Take advantage of the other side's error | 44 |
| Take advantage of, with "on" | 38 |
| Take Alaska off the tour itinerary? | 35 |
| Take alcohol into one's system | 34 |
| Take along your Aretha Franklin records? | 40 |
| Take another turn, in some board games | 38 |
| Take apart to understand the design of | 38 |
| Take away from, with "of" | 35 |
| Take back, as a championship title | 34 |
| Take back, as a public statement | 32 |
| Take care of (with "to") | 34 |
| Take care of a neighbor's dog, say | 38 |
| Take care of a pitcher's arm | 32 |
| Take care of a soda warehouse spill? | 36 |
| Take care of a traveler's home | 34 |
| Take care of one's taxes sans paper | 39 |
| Take care of passengers with small children, say | 48 |
| Take care of some pressing business? | 36 |
| Take charge at the fashion show? | 32 |
| Take charge at the immunization clinic? | 39 |
| Take charge, like a director of a puppet show? | 46 |
| Take charge, like a stable owner? | 33 |
| Take charge, like an elevator operator? | 39 |
| Take down for questioning, maybe | 32 |
| Take down, as a Rube Goldberg machine | 37 |
| Take first place in a whiskey drinking contest? | 47 |
| Take forever to choose one's value meal, say | 48 |
| Take into account, as contingencies | 35 |
| Take it easy (with "out") | 35 |
| Take it on the ___ (flee in haste) | 34 |
| Take more than one's share of | 33 |
| Take of song with vocal track left out | 38 |
| Take off politely, as one's hat | 35 |
| Take one's chances, metaphorically | 38 |
| Take one's medicine, as it were | 35 |
| Take one's turn after all others | 36 |
| Take out an insurance policy for your snake? | 44 |
| Take out of an overhead bin, say | 32 |
| Take out one's aggressions in an alley? | 43 |
| Take out the security cameras, e.g. | 35 |
| Take out to place on shelves, perhaps | 37 |
| Take out ___ (get some assistance at the bank) | 46 |
| Take over to use as one's own | 33 |
| Take part in a Halloween tradition | 34 |
| Take part in a secret joint venture? | 36 |
| Take pleasure, as in one's glory | 36 |
| Take quickly, with "up" | 33 |
| Take responsibility for a faux pas, say | 39 |
| Take responsibility like a major leaguer | 40 |
| Take Shakespeare's spirit for a walk | 40 |
| Take some time to oneself, maybe | 32 |
| Take someone's wheels from at gunpoint | 42 |
| Take steps to keep the house warm | 33 |
| Take the algae out for a stroll? | 32 |
| Take the elevator to the penthouse | 34 |
| Take the grass down another inch | 32 |
| Take the king's shilling, as Brits once said | 48 |
| Take the money and run, Ã la Jessica | 39 |
| Take the night off from partying, say | 37 |
| Take the path of least resistance | 33 |
| Take the sycophant's way out | 32 |
| Take the words out of one's mouth? | 38 |
| Take to the road, as a rock band | 32 |
| Take too many Scrabble tiles, e.g. | 34 |
| Take unfair advantage of, as a privilege | 40 |