Taken to school

Verb: To be beaten very badly at something.

Andy: "I just took some kid to school on Black Ops, I beat him 30 - 2 in a 1v1."
Greg: "What a badkid."

Paul: "I got taken to school by some guy on MW3 last night. He got 21 kills in one game of search and destroy."
Dave: "Wow, he must be MLG."

by jackb784 August 13, 2012

Burnout 3: Takedown

Burnout 3: Takedown is the third game in the high speed racing series, Burnout. Released on September 7, 2004, developed by Criterion Games and published by Electronic Arts (the first Burnout game EA published), the game drew critical acclaim and a large fanbase. A GameCube version was planned but was scrapped during development. It is also the only game in the series that received a T rating by the ESRB. This game has been followed up by Burnout Revenge and Burnout Paradise.

This game has been released on the PlayStation 2, Xbox and the Xbox 360.

Players are enabled to play and race in three continents, which are Europe, USA and South-East Asia.

However, what is not to be liked about this game is the name of the cars, which are absurd and all have similar names, so you get confused e.g Super Prototype, Custom Prototype, Coupe Prototype, Compact Type 1, Muscle Type 1 etc.

<Person 1> Let's go play Burnout 3: Takedown at your house. It's a pretty good game with spectacular graphics.

<Parson 2> Ok.

by US Circuit Racer FTW May 21, 2008

taken and in love

In a relationship and in love with the guy/girl/tranny that you're in the relationship with.

Guy asks: "Hey babe, you single?"
Girl replies: "No, sorry, I'm taken and in love!"

by Snugglemuffins June 12, 2008

Taken roughly in the barn

Alfresco lovin' in a building normally used for housing farm animals (hay optional). Phrase commonly found in country "romance novels". Popular hobby in agricultural areas in England.

Friend 1: Have you seen that new glass barn?

Friend 2: Yeah, I wouldn't want to be taken roughly in that barn. It might shatter.

Friend 1: Hey, what's the happy haps?

Friend 2: Not much, got taken roughly in the barn last night.

by Springgay May 31, 2011

taken with a grain of salt

to not be entirely trusted, to be skeptical of something

idiomatic expression Americans use

taken with a grain of salt-

to consider something to be not completely true or right

I've read the article, which I take with a grain of salt.

Related vocabulary: hard to swallow

by rach131 March 12, 2015

Taken

Verb; Transitive
To go on a murderous rampage to get back a kidnapped friend or loved one.

If someone kidnapped my child, I would Taken the SHIT out of him.

or

When Doug was kidnapped, Phil, Stu, and Alan should have gone Taken on everyone instead of going all "Dude Where's My Car?"

by Pseudonamus May 8, 2013

Taken to Bitch School

Being Dominated in basketball.

Seth got taken back to bitch school on the court yesterday.

by JeffZap April 14, 2004