Take

What do we mean by take?

To get into one's hands, control, or possession, especially. intransitive verb

To grasp or grip. intransitive verb

To capture physically; seize. intransitive verb

To seize with authority or legal right. intransitive verb

To get possession of (fish or game, for example) by capturing or killing. intransitive verb

To catch or receive (a ball or puck). intransitive verb

To acquire in a game or competition; win. intransitive verb

To defeat. intransitive verb

To engage in sex with. intransitive verb

To remove or cause to be absent, especially. intransitive verb

To remove with the hands or an instrument. intransitive verb

To cause to die; kill or destroy. intransitive verb

To subtract. intransitive verb

To exact. intransitive verb

To affect in a strong or sudden manner as if by capturing, as. intransitive verb

To deal a blow to; strike or hit. intransitive verb

To delight or captivate. intransitive verb

To catch or affect with a particular action. intransitive verb

To carry in one's possession. intransitive verb

The or an act of taking.

Something that is taken; a haul.

An interpretation or view, opinion or assessment; perspective.

An approach, a (distinct) treatment.

A scene recorded (filmed) at one time, without an interruption or break; a recording of such a scene.

A recording of a musical performance made during an uninterrupted single recording period.

A visible (facial) response to something, especially something unexpected; a facial gesture in response to an event.

An instance of successful inoculation/vaccination.

A catch of the ball (in cricket, especially one by the wicket-keeper).

The quantity of copy given to a compositor at one time.

Words that are spelled similarly to take:
take.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word take:
advantage, oath, seriously, revenge, exam, place, care, refuge, steps, account, courses, responsibility, possession.

Words that rhyme with take:
awake, break, cake, make, forsake, snake, wake, stake, shake, opaque, mistake, rake, partake, undertake, lake, brake, sake, steak, fake, ache, flake, overtake, earthquake, intake, pancake, bake, namesake, uptake, drake, betake, headache, snowflake, jake, slake, retake, quake, outbreak, hake, rattlesnake, caique, remake, keepsake, mandrake, blake, strake, crake, handshake, piece of cake, heartache, daybreak, heartbreak, cupcake, yake, ake, bellyache, cheesecake, milkshake, spake, sweepstake, outtake, fruitcake, shortcake, backache, pound cake, pake, beefsteak, kittiwake, haik, muckrake, shaykh, hot cake, paik, claik, oxbow lake, potato pancake, fish cake, hotcake, naik, dake, green snake, stomach ache, king snake, shaikh, clake, straik, scotch pancake, strip steak, angel cake, shaik, milk snake, johnny cake, coffee break, carpet snake, crumb cake, milk shake, tax break, marble cake, coral snake, hand brake, sponge cake.

Adjectives that are often used to describe take:
and, give, double, different, long, off, second, total, single, annual, average, incidental, military, latter, final, interesting, fresh, quick, daily, unique, successful, alternate, continuous, perfect, dead, mutual, easy, gross, slow, minute, humorous, weekly, elderly, classic, communist, office, day.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective take:
off, out, offs, overs, charge, care, home, place, relationship, notice, process, action, advantage, prisoners, discussion, over, aways, basis, down, back, note, relationships, away, situation, attitude, pay, outs, control, zones, discussions, relations, conversation, principle, refuge, possession, exchange, dialogue, atmosphere, notes, stock, responsibility, affair, hold, proposition, rates, negotiations, game, ups, spirit, cover, bargaining, fishery, reserves, choice, exchanges, interaction, situations, command, session, pipe, chances, fashion, sessions, pride, courage, arrangement, relation, all, zone, nothing, warning, fisheries, your, turns, agreement, backs, interactions, pleasure, leave, games, play.

Consonant match to take:
talk, tuk, tick, tech, tack, tuck, tec, toque, tic, tac, tek, tyke, tuque, took, turk, teak, tock, tike, tak, teck, tooke, teac, teich, turck, ptak, tacke, t a c, tauke.

Words that sound like take:
take, talk, took, tick, tech, tuck, tack, tock, tic, toke, tac, tyke, tec, tike, tak, toc, tok, teak, teck, teac, toque, tek, tik, toch, tuk, teek, tuque, tooke, tuke, teke, tuc, takk, tacke, tolk, taek, tique, taig, teich, teq, tawk, ptak, taq, taak, theque, ttic, tyk, toq, tiq, t.c, ticc, tyc, tekke, tacc, dake, desc, takes, tag, steak, stake, taker, tug, tay, teo, tae, tig, tog, teague, taya, teh, tsk, togue, teg, outtake, tagg, tayo, tej, htc, taiko, tei, teya, tighe, tck, tague, tais, tugg, teeg, teig, traik, tigue, taag, tyg, tegg, twk, out take, twq, taigh, twc, thq, hake, haik.