Associations to the word «Taking»
Noun
- Hostage
- Bribe
- Oath
- Wicket
- Nap
- Precedence
- Taker
- Medication
- Risk
- Looting
- Placebo
- Vow
- Pill
- Refuge
- Captive
- Possession
- Drug
- Scalp
- Responsibility
- Breath
- Clause
- Compensation
- Revenge
- Photograph
- Empathy
- Kidnapping
- Advantage
- Reprisal
- Condemnation
- Jurisprudence
- Amendment
- Theft
- Precaution
- Troy
- Extortion
- Trophi
- Landowner
- Deprivation
- Killing
- Robbery
- Tort
- Plaintiff
- Auspice
- Perspective
- Property
- Bowler
- Adieu
- Nourishment
- Cue
- Prohibition
- Omen
- Burning
- Chechen
- Leave
- Terrorism
- Babylon
- Affirmation
- Chance
- Care
- Lesson
- Fume
- Plurality
- Internment
- Giving
- Consideration
- Stroll
- Podium
- Commandment
- Constantinople
- Wessex
- Overdose
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
TAKING, adjective. Alluring; attractive.
TAKING, adjective. (obsolete) infectious; contagious
TAKING, noun. The act by which something is taken.
TAKING, noun. (uncountable) A seizure of someone's goods or possessions.
TAKING, noun. (uncountable) An apprehension.
TAKING, noun. (countable) That which has been gained.
TAKING, noun. (in the plural) The cash or money received (taken) by a shop or other business; receipts.
TAKING, verb. Present participle of take
TAKING A BREAK, verb. Present participle of take a break
TAKING A FLYER, verb. Present participle of take a flyer
TAKING A HIKE, verb. Present participle of take a hike
TAKING A HINT, verb. Present participle of take a hint
TAKING A JOKE, verb. Present participle of take a joke
TAKING A SHIT, verb. Present participle of take a shit
TAKING ABACK, verb. Present participle of take aback
TAKING ACTION, verb. Present participle of take action
TAKING AWAY, verb. Present participle of take away
TAKING BACK, verb. Present participle of take back
TAKING CARE, verb. Present participle of take care
TAKING CHARGE, verb. Present participle of take charge
TAKING COMMAND, verb. Present participle of take command
TAKING CONTROL, verb. Present participle of take control
TAKING DOWN, verb. Present participle of take down
TAKING EXCEPTION, verb. Present participle of take exception
TAKING FOR, verb. Present participle of take for
TAKING HOLD, verb. Present participle of take hold
TAKING IN, verb. Present participle of take in
TAKING IT UP THE ASS, verb. Present participle of take it up the ass
TAKING IT UP THE ASS, noun. (vulgar) (slang) assuming a passive role in anal sex
TAKING IT UPON ONESELF, verb. Present participle of take it upon oneself
TAKING LEAVE, verb. Present participle of take leave
TAKING LIBERTIES, verb. Present participle of take liberties
TAKING NOTES, verb. Present participle of take notes
TAKING ON, verb. Present participle of take on
TAKING OUT, verb. Present participle of take out
TAKING OUT THE TRASH, verb. Present participle of take out the trash
TAKING PLACE, verb. Present participle of take place
TAKING POINT, verb. Present participle of take point
TAKING ROOT, verb. Present participle of take root
TAKING STOCK, verb. Present participle of take stock
TAKING THE CAKE, verb. Present participle of take the cake
TAKING THE LIBERTY, verb. Present participle of take the liberty
TAKING THE MEANING, verb. Present participle of take the meaning
TAKING THE MICKEY, verb. Present participle of take the mickey
TAKING THE PISS, verb. Present participle of take the piss
TAKING THE POINT, verb. Present participle of take the point
TAKING TIME, verb. Present participle of take time
TAKING TO PIECES, verb. Present participle of take to pieces
TAKING TURNS, verb. Present participle of take turns
TAKING UMBRAGE, verb. Present participle of take umbrage
TAKING UP THE MANTLE, verb. Present participle of take up the mantle
TAKING UPON ONESELF, verb. Present participle of take upon oneself
Dictionary definition
TAKING, noun. The act of someone who picks up or takes something; "the pickings were easy"; "clothing could be had for the taking".
TAKING, adjective. Very attractive; capturing interest; "a fetching new hairstyle"; "something inexpressibly taking in his manner"; "a winning personality".
Wise words
Love. Fall in love and stay in love. Write only what you
love, and love what you write. The key word is love. You
have to get up in the morning and write something you love,
something to live for.