Noun. Any new piece of information gleaned from a lecture, interview, or other media presentation, etc. that can be of exponential value when acted upon or put to use.
Among the general fund of knowledge provided in this financial seminar, there were actually several takeaways that could give our company great marketing edge.
by GoldieLucks August 06, 2009
by Doron123 June 01, 2005
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An item taken from a person's home, car, or any other personal space to be later used as an excuse to see said aforementioned person.
Girl 1 "Dude why are you wearing Kevin's hat?"
Girl 2 "I stole it because I want to see him again later. It's my take-away. Duh."
Girl 2 "I stole it because I want to see him again later. It's my take-away. Duh."
by Ender_187 February 09, 2013
John:Did you hear? Becky was a take away at last night's party.
Kevin:Oh please. She's a take away at every party.
Mike:So are you going to the concert tonight?
Peter:Hell yeah! I'm hoping to bag a take away too.
Kevin:Oh please. She's a take away at every party.
Mike:So are you going to the concert tonight?
Peter:Hell yeah! I'm hoping to bag a take away too.
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