take-out beer

when you're underage and you find a bar chill enough to provide (delivery) for you....without checking ID

Guy 1: yo bro lets swill reebs 2night
Guy 2: yea lets get dank detaretilbo..but how...?
Guy1: lets get some take-out beer remember?
Guy 2: Yea that guy at that bar down town is mad chill and will hook us up..even bring it hahah
Guy 3: MAD NICE!!!!!!

by the dank-a-dank-danks March 18, 2010

take them titties out cuz i'm tryna see em am to pm double d-dem and i need em !!!

Best tiktok reference when you wanna see dem todies/ tittys ❤️🤪

“ Ayo Sydni take them titties out cuz i'm tryna see em am to pm double d-dem and i need em !!!“

Sydni: LMFAOO

by Ilikeerenscock March 14, 2022

Take a dive

Taking a dive refers to purposefully losing a competition for personal gain

The boxer was paid money to take a dive at the prize fight

by knotritenaou December 16, 2011

takayla

A Godness. Beautiful inside and out. Passionate about who she loves. Smart mouthed ,dangerous, and feisty individual. Well spoken person who speaks her mind. Sometimes she could Aggressive with an hot temper but also a loving person , who's incredible in bed. Phenomenal person once you get to know her, but don't underestimate her she's capable of many things. Crazy, wild, and exciting who knows how to party

TaKayla is the type who gets what she wants

by Takayla July 13, 2014

Jesus take the wheel

When things go awry. When you can no longer take whats happening around you so you ask for the higher power Jesus to take the wheel.

Oh i just cant take this anymore Jesus take the wheel!

by Toffeebarz February 27, 2014

Take a beat

Stop for a moment to relax; pause and think about what you are doing

The Vampire Diaries - Alarick to Damon: "You need to take a beat with Eleana."

by Ian Conversation February 23, 2012

take on me

Simple. Aha is a Norwegian band. "Take on me" in Norwegian is, "Ta på meg". "Ta på meg" in Norwegian means, hold onto me or touch me. They caused a stir and left many people to wonder about the meaning when they chose to translate literally, word for word, instead of figuratively. This was certainly intentional as Norwegians are fairly proficient in English.

Jeg vil at du skal ta på meg. Literally, I want you to embrace me (take on me/ta på meg).

by The Hiking Viking January 30, 2017