| Take the limelight from | 23 |
| Take the lid off, in poesy | 26 |
| Take the honey and run? | 23 |
| Take the honey and run | 22 |
| Take the first bite, e.g. | 25 |
| Take the driver's seat | 26 |
| Take the disguise off of | 24 |
| Take the D.A.'s offer | 25 |
| Take the curve too fast | 23 |
| Take the championship from | 26 |
| Take the biggest piece | 22 |
| Take the act on the road | 24 |
| Take tea with delicacy | 22 |
| Take tea in Trowbridge | 22 |
| Take steroids, slangily | 23 |
| Take something off the top | 26 |
| Take some pressure off | 22 |
| Take some practice swings | 25 |
| Take some off the top? | 22 |
| Take some off the top, say | 26 |
| Take some jerks as hostages? | 28 |
| Take shoppers for a ride? | 25 |
| Take serious action against | 27 |
| Take right out of a book? | 25 |
| Take responsibility for | 23 |
| Take quick, light steps | 23 |
| Take punishment to heart | 24 |
| Take post-battle inventory | 26 |
| Take possession, in law | 23 |
| Take position for action | 24 |
| Take place subsequently | 23 |
| Take place over and over | 24 |
| Take pictures of heads? | 23 |
| Take people for tickets? | 24 |
| Take particular notice | 22 |
| Take part in the Hambletonian | 29 |
| Take part in an auction | 23 |
| Take part in a winter sport | 27 |
| Take part in a think tank | 25 |
| Take part in a salute to vets | 29 |
| Take part in a rebellion | 24 |
| Take part in a hunt, perhaps | 28 |
| Take part in a hunger strike | 28 |
| Take part in a biathlon | 23 |
| Take part in a 1920s fad | 24 |
| Take over, demon-style | 22 |
| Take over, as the market | 24 |
| Take over the spirit of | 23 |
| Take over one's knee | 24 |
| Take over from the autopilot | 28 |
| Take over for, as a pitcher | 27 |
| Take over for a band member | 27 |
| Take out, in some video games | 29 |
| Take out, as wine bottles | 25 |
| Take out, as to dinner | 22 |
| Take out, as groceries | 22 |
| Take out ___ (borrow money) | 27 |
| Take out __: borrow money | 25 |
| Take out or put in, e.g. | 24 |
| Take out of the will, maybe | 27 |
| Take out of the manuscript | 26 |
| Take out of the freezer | 23 |
| Take out of the carton | 22 |
| Take out of commission | 22 |
| Take out of circulation | 23 |
| Take out for ___ (test-drive) | 29 |
| Take out for the shelves, say | 29 |
| Take out for food, as a teaM | 28 |
| Take out a library book, e.g. | 29 |
| Take out -- (borrow money) | 26 |
| Take out (borrow cash) -- | 25 |
| Take orders from Lloyd? | 23 |
| Take orders at, as a bar | 24 |
| Take one's turn, maybe | 26 |
| Take one's turn in chess | 28 |
| Take one's time walking | 27 |
| Take one's sweet time | 25 |
| Take one's own sweet time | 29 |
| Take one's hat off | 22 |
| Take one's defenses away | 28 |
| Take one's cap off | 22 |
| Take one's breath away | 26 |
| Take on, as responsibility | 26 |
| Take on, as an employee | 23 |
| Take on, as a responsibility | 28 |
| Take on, as a challenge | 23 |
| Take on responsibility | 22 |
| Take on Gorgeous George | 23 |
| Take on an assumed identity | 27 |
| Take on a specific role | 23 |
| Take on a pet project? | 22 |
| Take on a new resident | 22 |
| Take on a new employee | 22 |
| Take on a freelance job | 23 |
| Take off, or takeoff spot | 25 |
| Take off, as bra straps | 23 |
| Take off, as a discount | 23 |
| Take off the stock exchange | 27 |
| Take off the playing field | 26 |
| Take off paints or pants | 24 |