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take out 

Shorthand for "chinese takeout" and "chinese takeaway." Called "carry away" in British slang.
I had take out for dinner last night.
take out by richardc020 August 23, 2010

take out 

The female version of road-dome
I got some take out while she was driving me to work today. I had to make up for not finishing her off last night.
take out by Rachel Goodwin November 18, 2010

take out 

(verb) -to leave, to take out is to depart from the vicinity
man#1: "You sticking around?
Man#2:"Naw, I gotta take out son. PEACE!"
take out by Stygian DJ January 14, 2010

take out 

a skanky girl at a party, you'll know her because she is just going to be picked up and brought home
Willard: "dude, i want some delicious take out tonight"
Eugene: "well then let's go to diana's you know she's always gots some hoes"
take out by drama April 17, 2007

take out 

online booty; used by gay men who frequent AOL chat rooms, especially, or other online or internet sites, to pick up quick sexual encounters.

Originated in Washington DC.
Gay man # 1: Hey--I thought you said you weren't gonna be around this afternoon?

Gay man # 2: I went on aol to order take out, but that faggot's standing me up...
take out by rickster_dc April 19, 2005

take-out 

A public dating event where women can meet a variety of partners without any sexual pressure or coercion. Women who decide they would like to get some action are able to take their partner home.
Going to a take-out is like visiting a love buffet, except you get to take things home with you.
take-out by casuallove January 14, 2012
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