taking out
Bringing outside with
Taking out covers removal, extraction, or bringing something outside.
You take out the trash, take out a splinter, or take someone out to dinner.
To take out a loan is to obtain one.
Taking out an enemy means killing or destroying them: The sniper took out two targets.
A restaurant order for taking out is meant to be eaten elsewhere.
Causing complete ruin
- killingCausing death deliberately
- neutralizingMaking something ineffective
- assassinatingMurdering a notable person
- eradicatingRemoving completely and permanently
annihilating · obliterating · liquidating · terminating · hitting · targeting · sniper · strike
Love and its excitement
- courtshipSeeking another's romantic favor
- dinnerPrimary evening meal
- restaurantPlace serving meals
- movieRecorded visual narrative
evening · drinks · flirting · relationship · attraction · affection · chemistry · crush
Taking something out
- pullingForce toward oneself
- withdrawingRemoving or pulling away
- retrievalAct of getting back
- dentistryOral healthcare profession
tooth · splinter · stitches · thorn · sliver · tweezers · forceps · pliers
destroying
Causing complete ruin
- killingCausing death deliberately
- neutralizingMaking something ineffective
- assassinatingMurdering a notable person
eradicating · annihilating · obliterating · liquidating · terminating · hitting · targeting · sniper · strike · ambush
romance
Love and its excitement
- courtshipSeeking another's romantic favor
- dinnerPrimary evening meal
- restaurantPlace serving meals
movie · evening · drinks · flirting · relationship · attraction · affection · chemistry · crush · sweetheart
removing
Taking something out
- pullingForce toward oneself
- withdrawingRemoving or pulling away
- retrievalAct of getting back
dentistry · tooth · splinter · stitches · thorn · sliver · tweezers · forceps · pliers · plucking
trash
Discarded worthless material
curbside · collection · recycling · waste · disposal · dumpster · hauling · chore · weekly · pickup
library
Book collection or building
lending · rental · return · overdue · card · materials · reserve · hold · renewing
- deathdead, deceased, corpse, mortality, demise
- destructiondestruction, destroying, demolishing, devastation, ruination
- eliminatingeliminating, eradicating, exterminating, abolishing, annihilating
- restrainingconstraining, restricting, limiting, confining, curbing
taking outputting in
Placing within
inserting · putting back · adding · returning · tucking in
taking outputting in
Placing within
adding · including · incorporating · installing · introducing
taking outstaying in
Not going out
staying home · keeping in · dining in · night in · cocooning
take, outside, out, taken, outing, taking, take out, outsider, takes