| Take an officer down a peg | 26 |
| TAKE AN OPTIMISTIC VIEW | 23 |
| Take an overly young bride | 26 |
| Take an unexpected trip | 23 |
| Take another good look at | 25 |
| Take another tour of duty | 25 |
| Take another's place? | 25 |
| Take apart for shipping | 23 |
| Take apart grammatically | 24 |
| Take apart to understand | 24 |
| Take apart, as a sentence | 25 |
| Take apart, nautically | 22 |
| Take as much space as you can | 29 |
| Take as needed: pharm. | 22 |
| Take as one's right | 23 |
| Take as true without proof | 26 |
| Take at an opportune time | 25 |
| Take attendance, perhaps | 24 |
| Take away from, as profits | 26 |
| Take away little by little | 26 |
| Take away the defenses of | 25 |
| Take away: swallow pins? | 25 |
| Take à la magicians | 22 |
| Take —— (rest) | 28 |
| Take back (one's words) | 27 |
| Take back a former employee | 27 |
| Take back at the plant | 22 |
| Take back due to nonpayment | 27 |
| Take back lost territory | 24 |
| Take back to the car pound | 26 |
| Take back, as a command | 23 |
| Take back, as a statement | 25 |
| Take back, as one's story | 29 |
| Take back, as territory | 23 |
| Take back, as testimony | 23 |
| Take blades to your blades | 26 |
| Take bullets for someone, say | 29 |
| Take care of a problem | 22 |
| Take care of a toddler | 22 |
| Take care of feudal property? | 29 |
| Take care of livestock | 22 |
| Take care of loose ends | 23 |
| Take care of loose ends? | 24 |
| Take care of right away | 23 |
| Take care of some growths? | 26 |
| Take care of the carpet | 23 |
| Take care of the check | 22 |
| Take care of the dishes? | 24 |
| Take care of the green | 22 |
| Take care of the plants | 23 |
| Take care of the spread | 23 |
| Take care of the takeout | 24 |
| Take care of, as a bar | 22 |
| Take care of, as a garden | 25 |
| Take care of, as a nurse | 24 |
| Take care of, as a store | 24 |
| Take care of, as duties | 23 |
| Take care of, in a way | 22 |
| Take cash but not credit? | 25 |
| Take charge in the henhouse? | 28 |
| Take charge on the gridiron? | 28 |
| Take charge temporarily | 23 |
| Take control on Wall Street | 27 |
| Take corrective measures? | 25 |
| Take course after course | 24 |
| Take cover from the storm? | 26 |
| Take creases out of clothes | 27 |
| Take dislike to the extreme | 27 |
| Take down --- or two (humble) | 29 |
| Take down a derrick, etc. | 25 |
| Take down a peg or two | 22 |
| Take down the aisle again | 25 |
| Take down the aisle, in a way | 29 |
| Take down to the ground | 23 |
| Take down with a charge | 23 |
| Take down ___ (deflate) | 23 |
| Take down ___ (humble) | 22 |
| Take down ___ or two (humble) | 29 |
| Take down, as a sundae | 22 |
| Take downtown, perhaps | 22 |
| Take economizing to extremes | 28 |
| Take effect, in legalspeak | 26 |
| Take electrons from, perhaps | 28 |
| Take every last cent of | 23 |
| Take every last penny from | 26 |
| Take extra precautions | 22 |
| Take flight on Halloween? | 25 |
| Take for a ride, so to speak | 28 |
| Take for a spin, so to speak | 28 |
| Take for another year, say | 26 |
| Take for one's own | 22 |
| Take for one's own use | 26 |
| Take for the summer, say | 24 |
| Take for ___ (deceive) | 22 |
| Take for ___ (flimflam) | 23 |
| Take for ___ (hoodwink) | 23 |
| Take for ___ (swindle) | 22 |
| Take for ___ (trick or slay) | 28 |
| Take for ____ (deceive) | 23 |
| Take forcibly, old-style | 24 |