| Takes painkillers, say | 22 |
| Takes over, as territory | 24 |
| Takes out, to an editor | 23 |
| Takes out, so to speak | 22 |
| Takes out, editorially | 22 |
| Takes out, Cosa Nostra style | 28 |
| Takes out, as a hit man would | 29 |
| Takes out of the will, say | 26 |
| Takes out of the freezer | 24 |
| Takes out of the cooler? | 24 |
| Takes out of mothballs | 22 |
| Takes one's breath away? | 28 |
| Takes one's breath away | 27 |
| Takes on, as a responsibility | 29 |
| Takes on again, as a problem | 28 |
| Takes office space, perhaps | 27 |
| Takes office space, in a way | 28 |
| Takes off, cowboy-style | 23 |
| Takes off the front burner | 26 |
| Takes off on one's own | 26 |
| Takes off life support? | 23 |
| Takes occupancy for a while | 27 |
| Takes more second helpings | 26 |
| Takes money from illegally | 26 |
| Takes money from citizens | 25 |
| Takes it from the top? | 22 |
| Takes it easy, in a way | 23 |
| Takes into one's family | 27 |
| Takes in with astonishment | 26 |
| Takes in the newspaper? | 23 |
| Takes in some literature | 24 |
| Takes in Skelton's act? | 27 |
| Takes in recent events | 22 |
| Takes in current events | 23 |
| Takes in at the box office | 26 |
| Takes home, as an Oscar | 23 |
| Takes home, as an income | 24 |
| Takes home from the pound | 25 |
| Takes great pleasure (in) | 25 |
| Takes great delight in | 22 |
| Takes former member to court | 28 |
| Takes for a spin, perhaps | 25 |
| Takes for a home, perhaps | 25 |
| Takes excessively, as pills | 27 |
| Takes evening courses? | 22 |
| Takes evasive action, perhaps | 29 |
| Takes down, as a poster | 23 |
| Takes down, as a favorite | 25 |
| Takes down, as a back might | 27 |
| Takes down by rights, maybe | 27 |
| Takes creases out of clothes | 28 |
| Takes care of, as a debt | 24 |
| Takes care of the fire | 22 |
| Takes care of the bill | 22 |
| Takes care of dinner, say | 25 |
| Takes blades to blades | 22 |
| Takes back, as a comment | 24 |
| Takes back something said | 25 |
| Takes back one's words? | 27 |
| Takes as one's spouse | 25 |
| Takes as one's own | 22 |
| Takes as a levy or fine | 23 |
| Takes apart, as a bracelet | 26 |
| Takes another direction | 23 |
| Takes an opposite position | 26 |
| Takes an indirect route | 23 |
| Takes an alternate course | 25 |
| Takes all the money from | 24 |
| Takes after the weasel | 22 |
| Takes after or imitates | 23 |
| Takes after Betsy Ross | 22 |
| Takes advantage of, say | 23 |
| Takes advantage of a riot | 25 |
| Takes advance orders for | 24 |
| Takes across the water | 22 |
| Takes a walk in the rain | 24 |
| Takes a tumble, at times | 24 |
| Takes a step toward biting? | 27 |
| Takes a shot in the dark | 24 |
| Takes a rifle position | 22 |
| Takes a quickie vacation, say | 29 |
| Takes a piece of the action | 27 |
| Takes a loss on, in slang | 25 |
| Takes a load off the back | 25 |
| Takes a little off the ends | 27 |
| Takes a leisurely walk | 22 |
| Takes a leisurely bath | 22 |
| Takes a lady-like dive | 22 |
| Takes a hand-weeding position | 29 |
| Takes a five-finger discount | 28 |
| Takes a defensive position | 26 |
| Takes a cut at a pitch | 22 |
| Takes a course just for fun | 27 |
| Takes a certain position | 24 |
| Takes a card from the pile | 26 |
| Takes a card from the deck | 26 |
| Takes a break, in a way | 23 |
| Takes a break en route | 22 |
| Takes a backseat to someone | 27 |
| Takers of Tenochtitlán | 25 |