Take a Trump

The act of defecating while reading the latest political news on your smartphone

Excuse me, I need to go take a Trump

by Lockhimup January 27, 2019

take a toll

start to show the side effects.

Clarke says his team could have lasted another 15 days before fatigue would have begun to take a toll.

Does a drink or two take a toll on my energy?

by anonymous December 14, 2021

take issue with

A more unusual way of saying that the speaker would like to say that something is bothering them.

You know I must take issue with that you call all sparkling wine Champagne, Champagne comes specifically from the french wine region named Champagne, all sparkling wines are therefore not necessarily Champagne.

by Earl of Warwick August 1, 2017

Take Credit

To take credit means to accept honor for an achievement. The implication is that the honor is not deserved. Someone might take credit for inventing something.

Person A: Yo bro, thanks for turning the bully down.
Person B: It's okay bruv, not a big deal.
Person A: You probably should take credit for doing that.

by Negligible Dude May 13, 2021

nuclear take

a hot take so polarizing and in such poor taste it is actually toxic, and as dangerous to hear it as to hear it uttered aloud.

mike: bro I was watching the woman's x-games and that shit trash. I could do all those tricks
fred: jesus christ mike cool it with the nuclear take

by verifriedaccount December 2, 2020

Taking a Bailey

The action of "Taking a Bailey" is when you have one of those days where you decide "fuck it, I don't care, i'm not working today." (Must be occasional, do not overuse).

"Ugh, I'm tired, I'm stressed, I'm taking a Bailey today. Maybe I will work tomorrow."

by baileyyyyyyygurl October 15, 2012

take a loop

Is taking a crap. Hey Patrick I have to drop by the house and take a loop.

Hey, give me minute I have to take a loop.

by Chasedog1 September 15, 2019