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take to wife
take to wife
To marry a woman.
Is it true that Sir Reginald is taking Lady Jane to wife?
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take time out
take to
take to (one's) heels
take to (something) like a duck to water
take to bed
take to court
take to heart
take to heart, to
take to heels
take to it like a duck to water, to
take to one side
take to one's heels
take to one's heels, to
take to pieces
take to something like a duck to water
take to task
take to task, to
take to the cleaners
take to the cleaners, to
take to the hills
take to the hustings
take to the road
take to the stump
take to the tall timber(s)
take to the woodshed
take to wife
take to your bed
take to your heels
take too much on
take trouble over (something)
take trouble over/with something
take trouble with (something)
take turn
take turns
take turns doing something/to do something
take turns with
take two and hit to right
take umbrage
take umbrage at
take umbrage at (something)
take umbrage, to
take under advisement
take under one's wing
take up
take up (one's) abode
take up (the) cudgels against (someone or something)
take up a collection
take up abode
take up arms
take up arms (against someone or something)
take up for
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take to task, to
take to the cleaner's
take to the cleaners
take to the cleaners
take to the cleaners
take to the cleaners
take to the cleaners
take to the cleaners
take to the cleaners
take to the cleaners, to
Take to the Floor
take to the grave
take to the hills
take to the hustings
take to the mat
take to the next level
take to the road
take to the street
take to the streets
take to the stump
take to the tall timber
take to the tall timber(s)
take to the tall timbers
take to the woods
take to the woods
take to the woodshed
take to their beds
take to their heels
take to their time
take to time
take to wife
take to your bed
take to your heels
take to your time
take too far
take too much on
take trips down memory lane
take trouble over
take trouble over (something)
take trouble over something
take trouble over/with something
take trouble with
take trouble with (something)
take trouble with something
take turn
take turns
take turns
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take turns doing
take turns doing something
take turns doing something/to do something
take turns doing/to do something
take turns to
take turns to do something
take turns with
take turns with something
take two and hit to right
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