take up with

1930's expression for "fuck" (vulgar) or "see" (polite). You hear this expression in old movies, or recent movies (like Get Low) which is about the 1930's.

In the old days we'd say, "When did you take up with Sallie Mae?-- after all she's a married woman." Today we would say, "When did you start seeing Sallie Mae?" Or, "When did you start fucking Sallie Mae?"

by Gabinox October 26, 2011

taking dubs

Means winning, as in taking W's/wins. Usually referred to when people are playing Fortnite.

"Yo man I was playing fortnite the other day."
"Oh yeah? Were you taking' dubs?"
"Ooh you bet! 14 kills in one game man!"

Taking dubs: winning

by eatmybinion May 31, 2018

Take it on the hop

This means be gone, or beat it. Get out out of here.

So last Friday Steve's friends made such asses out of themselves that I had to take it on the hop without saying goodbye.

by LolitaSays January 19, 2007

take off

a Canadian phrase that was made popular in America with the 1982 winter hit "Take Off!" by comedians Bob and Doug MacKensey. Geddy Lee of Rush provides the actual singing between "verses" that are pretty much spoken by the comedians. Bob and Doug would go on to more success with their Christmas hit, the movie "Strange Brew", and more.

Take off! To the Great White North. Take off!

by I Saw U2 Live Twice December 27, 2008

taking a roberts

taking a shit

i'm takin' a roberts
don't forget to wipe your roberts

by pimpinat31 April 29, 2003

taking it slow

A guy that sleeps with a girl but doesn't want a relationship and doesn't want to hurt her or vice versa

I had a great time this weekend, but I think we should be taking it slow and really get to know each other.

by hooeryu April 6, 2011

Taking a Logan

The act of taking a giant shit. (ie.) the giant shit Logan Paul took all over his career.

I was taking a Logan and ran out of toilet paper.

by Rotten3 July 5, 2020