Take the bull by the horns

1. To do something difficult in a determined and confident way.

2. To forcefully attack a difficult situation.

1. Why don't you take the bull by the horns and tell him to leave?

2. I took the bull by the horns and confronted him about his drinking.

by Rebanex April 21, 2008

Take That!

What attorneys (usually the defense) will say when presenting evidence to back their claims in the Ace Attorney series

Phoenix: Take that! As we all know, the victim was on a vacation to Paris. The time difference between here and Paris is about 9 hours.

by CoolCaleb04 September 25, 2018

take a smash

To forcefully pass a large turd that causes some pain or discomfort on the way out.

I had to take a smash and it felt like I gave birth.

by Enigmanic May 9, 2009

no take backs

the command that instructs another party that once they have given you something they cannot change their mind.

steve asked hillary to give him her heart.hillary said 'yes'.steve followed with 'no take backs'.

by Gina for Hillary and Steve July 25, 2007

It takes two to tango

this cannot happen without more than one person

The reason we came out alive is because we worked together. After all, it takes two to tango.

by Light Joker September 5, 2005

Take your jumper off

A quick, non offensive phrase defining the act of removing clothing from the top half of a women in order to gain sight of the breasts.

Nomis said to Clarke "take your jumper off", she did and the udders were in full view waiting for that special hand cranked man fat, "don't get it up my nose" she said.

by all_i_know April 2, 2009

takeSomeCrime

An awesome dancer on YouTube. He as "alter-ego's". One of them being a Old time Dancer labeled as Forsythe, the style of this alter-ego is Electric Swing. Another is Guile, He is the most BAMF of the more modern music he dances to. Then there is Ogg, he also does modern music, as he is know for, but it's more up beat.

takeSomeCrime None :3

by A Box Of Noobs June 5, 2011