Take the  : 2 answers – Crossword-Clue

___ in (takes the money) "___ takes the cake!" "A pair of star-cross'd ___ take their life" "Ah, take the ___ . . . ": FitzGerald "And ___ take the low . . . " "And the devil take the ...." "Don't take the bait, Mugsy!" "Go ahead, take them" "If you take the cameras out of the courtroom, then you hide a certain measure of truth from the public" speaker "It's true hard work never killed anybody, but I say, why take the chance?" speaker "Take ___ the Limit" "Take ___ the River" (Talking Heads hit) "Take --- the Limit" (Eagles hit) "Take the ___ plunge" (old ad slogan) "Take the 'A' Train" neighborhood "Take the filly in the fifth," e.g. "Take the plunge!" sloganeer "We've taken the city, but can we defend it?"? "You can take the stairs or the ___, ___" ["Go ahead and take the picture now"] A daredevil takes them Astronaut takes the bus? Bands take them Batters take them Better half takes the stage? Big hands often take them Boy Scouts take them Can't take the heat, literally Cats take them Chess players take them Class trip chaperons take them Cops often take them at crime scenes Count ___ (take the roll) Dad takes the plane Dentists may take them Doesn't take the cake? Doesn't take the standard deduction Don't take the fifth? Energetic folks take them English majors take them Extended vacationers may take them Fail to take the heat? Future attys. take them Good hands take them Having yet to take the plunge High school jrs. take them Hockey infraction that takes the cake? Homeowners may take them out Homeowners take them out: Abbr. How a craze may take the world Humbly takes the blame Improper way to take the SAT It can take the edge off It can take the heat It can take the long or short view It might take the cake It often takes the cake It takes the cake It takes the pot It takes the shape of a double helix It'll take the cake Jacks take them Jrs. take them Jurors take them Kids may take them to school in boxes Kids take them for spins Made to take the fall Many people like to take these apart Marchers may take them up Narcissists take them Nik Wallenda takes them Not take the heat well Nurses take these One might take the lead from this One who can take the pressure? One who doesn't take the high road One who might take the cake One who takes the cake (in order to decorate it) One who takes the field? One who takes the lead One who takes the minutes? Ones who take the cake? Partisans take them Place to "take the waters" Place to take the cure Places to "take the waters" Places to take the cure Players take them Politicians take them Pre- ___ (takes the place of) Pre-___ (take the place of) Prepares to take the ice REO Speedwagon "Take ___ the Run" Scouts take them Set up to take the fall Set up to take the rap She had to take the NYC subway to her wedding She's never taken the bridal path Some bands take them Some coll. seniors take them Some college srs. take them Some people can't take them Some people take them down Some people take them up then down Some piano players take them Some srs. take them Some who take the plunge Step Two: Take the figure you get for Step One and do this Students may take them out Students often take them out Students take them Students take them in class Students take these Stuntmen take them Take ___ the chin Take ___ the lam Take ___ the lam (flee) Take ___ the waist (alter, perhaps) Take ___ the waist (alter) Take ___ the waist (tailor's job) Take the ___ Take the ___ (enter a convent) Take the ___ (preside) Take the ___ (refuse to answer) Take the ___ off (dull) Take the ___ out Take the 'A' train Take the Acela Take the act on the road Take the air out Take the air out of Take the algae out for a stroll? Take the bait? Take the biggest piece Take the blame Take the blame for Take the blame humbly Take the blue ribbon Take the bolt off Take the bones out Take the booby prize Take the bus Take the bus, e.g. Take the caique Take the cake? Take the car Take the car back Take the championship from Take the chance Take the check Take the chill off Take the color out of Take the conn Take the course Take the cream Take the crown Take the cup Take the curve too fast Take the D.A.'s offer Take the dais Take the dias Take the disguise off of Take the driver's seat Take the edge off? Take the elevator to the penthouse Take the essentials of Take the evening meal Take the family to a restaurant Take the ferry Take the field? Take the first ___ Take the first bite, e.g. Take the first step Take the flat Take the floor Take the gavel Take the gold Take the grand prize Take the grass down another inch Take the gun from Take the helm Take the honey and run? Take the junk out? Take the king's shilling, as Brits once said Take the laurels Take the lead from? Take the lead? Take the lid off Take the lid off, in poesy Take the limelight from Take the lion's share Take the lion's share of Take the long way home, maybe Take the loss Take the low road, in a way Take the metro Take the mic Take the minutes? Take the money and run? Take the morning off, maybe