by Chinesekfc December 16, 2016

instead of none taken,
after someone rudely comments :no offence but i thought you would be prettier in person.
after someone rudely comments :no offence but i thought you would be prettier in person.
by PizzaManDude July 27, 2014

Similar to "breath-taken" when a womens large boobs are distracting enough to cause the user to forget or lose track of their doings.
by TyCap April 13, 2011

"Oh my gosh Bill, did you see that? Randy Johnson just got taken yard to left field. That must have been 435 feet!"
by TomSmyckowski April 2, 2009

Used to describe your relationship status as taken behind closed doors, but single AF to the general public.
by MoEanna September 23, 2021

One of the hazards faced in days of sailing ships has been incorporated into English to describe someone who has been jolted by unpleasant news. We say that person has been "taken aback." The person is at a momentary loss; unable to act or even to speak. A danger faced by sailing ships was for a sudden shift in wind to come up (from a sudden squall), blowing the sails back against the masts, putting the ship in grave danger of having the masts break off and rendering the ship totally helpless. The ship was taken aback.
by One old man September 4, 2010

by fallboygo May 12, 2023
