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take it down 

expression used when winning or doing well in something.
1. John took down this huge hand playing poker last night.

2. Hey, look at that hottie over there. Go take it down, dude.
take it down by ClamIAm February 22, 2005

Take it down 

To take a post online off of the internet, usually because of something bad or lewd.
“Take it down you perverted f***er”

Take It Down 

To Take It Down. Anything can be taken down, however it mostly refers to weed and beer but can also apply to bitches, sluts, whores, and broads.
1. Yo my nigga, grind up them nugulars so we can roll a fat gar and Take It Down!
2. Yo we just got a keg of Manweiser, lets Take It Down!
3. Take It Down!!!
Take It Down by TheBeauner July 27, 2008

Take it Down a Notch 

instruction to an individual to regulate his or her level of enthusiasm.
Robert needs to take it down a notch with the flirting; he already has a girlfriend.

Take it down a thousand 

Chill out. Relax. Take it down a notch.
Dude, you're all stressed out, take it down a thousand.

take it down an octave 

chilling out, not making such a big deal out of things
Dude, it's no big deal, just take it down an octave.
take it down an octave by Akjamin February 1, 2009
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