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• Take it off the boil

  to use when telling someone to calm down john- i am so angry i think i’m going to explode! steve- take it off the boil mate, it’ll be alright

• take it to the grate

  to ‘take it to the grate’ is to challenge someone, or it could be used like an action; or in a past tense for a fight, or challenge has already happened. “cmon beatch! take it to the grate!” “i was just taking it to the grate with some punk -ss chicken sh-t” “that huge -ss […]

• Take the Mickey out of

  this phrase is not new; the full phrase is “to take the mickey (out of someone)” britons have been using this figure of speech for decades, if not centuries. a “mickey” of course, is a “mick”: a pejorative, racist term for an irishman (so nicknamed because so many irish surnames begin with mc- or mac-) […]

• Taking Sweats

  a very unknown type of drug, it involves taking a sweat bee and having it sting you in the wrist veins. kelsey: why is john so high? cindy: he was taking sweats.

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