Took Nash

Running away in a situation

He was gonna gypsy scrap him, but he pussied out n took nash

by Anne Marie’s big sister July 13, 2019

took the biscuit

to die by choice of euthanasia

jenny's dad "took the biscuit" last year

by nebiru100 January 3, 2012

took a w

1. To come out clean from a situation that makes you look bad.
2. What happens after you clear your name after someone calls you out falsely.
3. The opposite of taking an 'L'

Doug took a w after Jack accused him of fat shaming Madison.

by sacahigado October 27, 2017

Took a Dump

A phrase used to show how the other person messed up badly, and/ or ruined the situation.

Two guys witnessed Dwight Howard's shot getting swatted by Lebron on the court and one says: " Dude, Howard just took a dump on that shot. "

by lookafallingrock July 15, 2009

took the table

took the table or take the table is a poker term used when one person ends up with all the money.

I played texas hold em for the first time and took the table.

by The Kez May 15, 2005

nigger took

When someone takes back something that they gave you.

Andrew gave Lorraine a dab pen as an early Christmas present. After 30 minutes Andrew nigger took the present back for his personal use.

by LoLoincaseyouaintknowdoe December 22, 2013

Took a dixie

Meaning, a lapse, cognitive dissidence, a boycott, negligence, a vacation/holiday, a siesta, laziness, idleness. Can imply both a purposeful or unintentional commission or omission.

I heard Chris Matthews on MSNBC use this term on February 25, 2009. I don't have a quote but he used it in this fashion:
"They took a dixie on that one."

Another example:
"They did a good job on the paint but took a dixie on the suspension."

by George W Kush February 26, 2009