take it up a notch

digging deep in your self to apply more effort toward acheiving a goal

Laura was enjoying her carefree, single life but decided to "take it up a notch" and have children.

by Bill Sween April 20, 2006

Take it slow

When a guy/girl have been talking, feelings surface, but neither is ready to become a "couple".

So me and ____ have been really good friends, I told him how I felt, but he suggested we take it slow.

by piiglett. February 18, 2009

take it to the house

Commonly used in sports, to "take it to the house" means to score a point in a big play. The term is almost always used in the context of American football, usually after a player gets a large breakthrough play and takes it all the way to the endzone after a long run.

This term is also applicable in American football when a player catches an interception and runs it all the way for a touchdown (coined as pick six) or when a player returns a field goal kick that was either short or blocked (coined as kick six after the 2013 Auburn-Alabama game).

"And he's gonna take it to the house for the win!"

by Psedoudnym January 3, 2017

take it back home

to make it happen; to take care of business; to accomplish something of significance

"With swollen pockets we gon' take it back home.." - M.A.R.S, featured on the "Clones" by the Roots

by Gee` September 6, 2005

take it easy

goodbye, bye-bye, good luck, see you later

“Well, it was nice talking to you. Take it easy.” “You too. Bye-bye.”

by PK Hotdog July 26, 2006

Take it Chill

A under used expression that can be replaced for "take it easy." or advice on future actions.

moeronald: "I wanna go get with that girl over there right there.... think she'll go home with me?"
donjuan:" take it chill, you got time"

.......walking out the door.....
bkind: "take it chill"

by Bryan Colligan April 2, 2006

take it in the ass

To be on the receiving end of anal sex

Haha! You take it in the ass! Nya nya nya nya nya

by iopq November 11, 2003