To give hand relief to a Welshman.
Must not be confused with the very similar 'to take a leak' (which means 'to urinate')
Must not be confused with the very similar 'to take a leak' (which means 'to urinate')
by NotTheOxfordEnglishDictionary September 23, 2022
It's when someone in the relationship doesn't know how they feel and they ask for a break not to break up just a break so he/she can think about if they still wanna be in the relationship
Jack can we take a break
by Jacke August 14, 2017
by Swiffer_jet June 22, 2024
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“take that back and put it where you stick it” - sammiesfriendsammie
by Oh-the-Baby-Bell June 21, 2024
Aye bro are you coming on the 13th? There's gonna be a taquero so we should Take a Walk before we eat.
by Sandegg September 20, 2018
Taking their stack refers to when one individual or group takes the possessions of someone else/ group. It can be used in any context not just materialistic such as when you effortlessly outsmart someone in a game or competition, leaving them with nothing but a metaphorical stack of defeat, while you bask in the glory of victory and maybe even a little smugness.
An example: Two individuals (are negotiating a contract with two sporting clubs, one offering $50,000 net and another offering $55,000 gross. They don't check properly and go with the $55,000 contract. These two individuals tell their mates about the first club offer and decide to take the $50,000 contract. The original two individuals soon realise gross mean before tax leaving them with a mear $35,000. In this case the second two people "took their stack"
An example: Two individuals (are negotiating a contract with two sporting clubs, one offering $50,000 net and another offering $55,000 gross. They don't check properly and go with the $55,000 contract. These two individuals tell their mates about the first club offer and decide to take the $50,000 contract. The original two individuals soon realise gross mean before tax leaving them with a mear $35,000. In this case the second two people "took their stack"
by Bougel19 May 06, 2024
Taking a Stellantis is slang for taking a number 2, due to the terrible cars produced by Stellantis owned companies
by Vanished_Point June 10, 2023