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

Taking Length

To receive sexual penetration from a penis.

Although this can relate to any size of penis it is commonly used to refer to well endowed penises.

That friend of yours likes taking length

by Ooitslovely August 26, 2021

Take it to a two

verb- To lower the volume of your strange antics

Shut Up! and take it to a two will you!?!?

by Bambie3223 October 28, 2010

take a ricky

Take a ricky means turning right while driving. Used in Canada mostly.

Can be said like "Taking a ricky" or "Take a ricky".

Driver: "Crap. Do I turn here bro?"
Passenger: "Yah man, take a ricky."

by UrbanDictonaryKappa May 28, 2016

Take a break

Don't take a break. Never stop don't stop they are coming. Fast. They know where you are.

"hey man you've been working so hard you should take a break"

"I can't they are coming for me'

by Senorita Thicc Boi November 24, 2019

Take A Weber

A big, stinky poo.

I’ll be right back, I gotta go Take A Weber!

Don’t go in there for a while, just took a gnarly Weber.

by steven zavala bitched out March 23, 2019