We take those

It is when someone accepts an outcome that is less than what one has expected, but still is desirable.

“Hey John, I brought 6 donuts instead of 12”
“It’s fine, we take those”

by Mclovinmcnuggets September 10, 2018

point taken

Expression indicating understanding of, but not necessarily agreement with or acceptance of, what someone has said to you.

Sometimes you just have to say "point taken" to get Yolanda to stop browbeating you.

by The Buck Stops Here September 2, 2009

I will take you up on that

take someone up on something means to to accept an offer that someone has made to you.

being John: would you like me to buy you a drink?
Sarah: I will take you up on that .

by Jadeh December 7, 2017

Take A Count Dooku

A comical phrase used to imply one has to defecate. Instead of outright claiming you have to use the bathroom, one can simply say "I have to take a Count Dooku" and your intentions should be implied.

Count Dooku is actually a character from Star Wars, yet the phrase works based on Dooku's name being similar to dookie which is also a euphemism for defecating.

The phrase was made popular in the cartoon TV series "The Venture Bros"

Henchman #21: Dude, get out I gotta take a Count Dooku

by Piemanthe3rd August 27, 2009

Take it to the booth

When a Soldier (deployed) is told to go to the phone booth area of the MWR Center because his crying and whinning during his video web-chat with girlfriend or wife is bothering everyone around him.

Looks Man! No one else here wants to hear your sniveling, if you can't handle the call, Take it to the booth.

by Special Forces Soldier November 25, 2010

take out the dishes

Another way of saying you need to go masterbate

"Hey before we go to maddies I need to take out the dishes"

by MMC78 January 15, 2016

take it to the fridge

Part of the DK rap

"Come on cranky, take it to the fridge!"
"Walnuts, peanuts, pineapple smells, grapes, melons, oranges and coconut shells, ah yeah!"

by Kimi1522 March 5, 2019