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Definition of took
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Took
(imp.)
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Undertook
::
Undertook
(imp.)
of
Undertak.
Morris
::
Morris
(n.) A dance
formerly
common
in
England,
often
performed
in
pagenats,
processions,
and May
games.
The
dancers,
grotesquely
dressed
and
ornamented,
took the parts of Robin Hood,
Maidmarian,
and other
fictious
characters..
Aceldama
::
Aceldama
(n.) The
potter's
field,
said to have lain south of
Jerusalem,
purchased
with the bribe which Judas took for
betraying
his
Master,
and
therefore
called
the field of
blood.
Fig.: A field of
bloodshed..
Shock
::
Shock (v. t.) To
collect,
or make up, into a shock or
shocks;
to
stook;
as, to shock rye..
Partook
::
Partook
(imp.)
of
Partak.
Babel
::
Babel (n.) The city and tower in the land of
Shinar,
where the
confusion
of
languages
took
place..
Mohawk
::
Mohawk
(n.) One of
certain
ruffians
who
infested
the
streets
of
London
in the time of
Addison,
and took the name from the
Mohawk
Indians..
Take
::
Take (v. i.) To move or
direct
the
course;
to
resort;
to
betake
one's self; to
proceed;
to go; --
usually
with to; as, the fox, being hard
pressed,
took to the
hedge..
After
::
After
(prep.)
Subsequent
to and
notwithstanding;
as, after all our
advice,
you took that
course..
Around
::
Around
(adv.)
Near; in the
neighborhood;
as, this man was
standing
around
when the fight took
place..
Fly
::
Fly (v. i.)
Formerly,
the
person
who took the
printed
sheets
from the
press..
Waif
::
Waif (n.) Goods found of which the owner is not
known;
originally,
such goods as a
pursued
thief threw away to
prevent
being
apprehended,
which
belonged
to the king
unless
the owner made
pursuit
of the
felon,
took him, and
brought
him to
justice..
Partook
::
Partook
() imp. of
Partake.
Pledge
::
Pledge
(n.) A
person
who
undertook,
or
became
responsible,
for
another;
a bail; a
surety;
a
hostage..
Glass
::
Glass (v. t.) A
drinking
vessel;
a
tumbler;
a
goblet;
hence,
the
contents
of such a
vessel;
especially;
spirituous
liquors;
as, he took a glass at
dinner..
Anniversary
::
Anniversary
(n.) The
annual
return
of the day on which any
notable
event took
place,
or is wont to be
celebrated;
as, the
anniversary
of the
Declaration
of
Independence..
Betook
::
Betook
(imp.)
of
Betak.
Dispersion
::
Dispersion
(n.) The act or
process
of
scattering
or
dispersing,
or the state of being
scattered
or
separated;
as, the Jews in their
dispersion
retained
their rites and
ceremonies;
a great
dispersion
of the human
family
took place at the
building
of
Babel..
Several
::
Several
(a.)
Consisting
of a
number
more than two, but not very many;
divers;
sundry;
as,
several
persons
were
present
when the event took
place..
Thrave
::
Thrave
(n.)
Twenty-four
(in some
places,
twelve)
sheaves
of
wheat;
a
shock,
or
stook..
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