Take Coin in it

You take pride in (something) , your proud of what you did/do.

He or she takes coin in something they did.

1. She Takes Coin in hitting her kids

2. Dude I Take Coin in it, don’t make fun of me
for it

by wewillburntogether August 8, 2021

Henry take

An extremely poorly thought out take that is contradicting to the common understanding of the subject matter.

Person A: "God, I need the AC on, it is so humid in here"
Henry take: "I love humid weather, I sleep the best when it's really humid and warm!"

Person B: "What is your favourite pizza topping?"

Person A: "Oh, I love pepperoni"
Henry take: "Pepperoni is literally the worst pizza topping!"

by thedeaconofsox August 8, 2021

take a camel

A phrase, to do something in a way which is stereotypical of someone's race, culture, religion, ethnicity or nationality. Coined from Ann Coulter's reply to a Muslim student at a speech at a university in Ontario, when asked what mode of transport to take instead of planes or a magic carpet. Also taking a camel or taking the camel.

Person 1: Why are you trying to eat your steak with chopsticks? Don't take a camel mate. *hands knife and fork*
Person 2: Thanks.

by Raymond2010 - Jessie May 18, 2014

Take backs

Forget what I agreed to do who was I kidding dam .

Take backs I want

by mennäperille December 10, 2019

Take back a little

Drink, drugs

Im gonna take back a little and kick back

by Dick Herr January 19, 2018

taking a grenade

The act of flirting or having sex with an ugly member of a group so that the way is cleared for your friends to access the more attractive members of the group.

The responsibility of a "wingman".

Ok Joe, you'll be taking a grenade tonight with the crazy one so I can get with Collette.

by Rob Prime June 5, 2014

takee

takee in golf, when the partners one plays with won't give you a gimme, you declare instead that you will "takee" the putt and move on.

That's a takee for a bogie.

by profpaulv September 23, 2020