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take it by BorderPatrol September 4, 2003
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Take it
From episode #2 of Glee on Fox, Showmance, where Puck (Noah Puckerman) tells Santana Lopez to "take it". While saying this he had been doing something very naughty to a balloon that was between them!
Example #1:
Girl 1: "Can you hand me that?"
Girl 2: "Here, take it."
*both burst into laughter*
Girl 1: "Dirty, dirty, dirtttyyy!!!"
Example #2:
Girl 1: "You sooooo wanna take it from him!"
Girl 2: "I don't! Well, maybe a little..."
Example #3:
Take it, TAKE IT."
-Puck
Girl 1: "Can you hand me that?"
Girl 2: "Here, take it."
*both burst into laughter*
Girl 1: "Dirty, dirty, dirtttyyy!!!"
Example #2:
Girl 1: "You sooooo wanna take it from him!"
Girl 2: "I don't! Well, maybe a little..."
Example #3:
Take it, TAKE IT."
-Puck
Take it by BrittaQuinnGleeLover June 19, 2010
Take it
Take it refers to when someone takes (a penis) into one of there holes, which includes, mouth, ass, and pussy
Take it by Derpmanjons July 11, 2023
TAKE IT!!!
TAKE IT!!! by danja August 13, 2004
Take it with a grain of salt
Take it with a grain of salt by ATOMINE July 16, 2017
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