Idioms
take heed
to be cautious
It is best to take heed when you are crossing the street.
take hold of (someone or something)
take hold of (something)
take ill
take in (someone) or take (someone) in
take in (something) or take (something) in
take in money or take money in
take inventory
take issue with (someone or something)
take it
take it away
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throw the book at (someone)
pick over (something) or pick (something) over
quite a few
under cover
caught unaware
land on one's feet
the exception that proves the rule
not able to call one's time one's own
get ahold of (someone or something)
mean nothing to (someone)
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Fact
George Washington's teeth were actually: carved from animal tusks, some of them were also somebody else's teeth, and some of them were from animals like deer and cales.
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