1. Take up the cudgel (s) for (someone or something) To defend, show strong support for, or argue on behalf of someone or something. The phrase can also be worded as "take up Cudgels on behalf of (someone or something)." People from across the country …

2. Blackleg - take the place of work of someone on strike

3. Informal 1 bang someone up, Bang up someone British Imprison someone.

4. Blow (up)on (someone or something) 1

5. Confer (up)on (someone or something) 1

6. Take up the Cudgels definition: If you take up the Cudgels for someone or something, you speak or fight in support of Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

7. Take this and find someone nice.

8. Someone has to take the bullet.

9. Will someone take out the trash ?

10. And someone take their weapons and ammo.

11. That tree is Abutting up against your roof—you need to have someone come and take it down

12. 24 synonyms for Borrow: take on loan, touch (someone) for, scrounge, blag, mooch, cadge, use temporarily, take and return, steal, take, use, copy, adopt

13. Frees up workers to take on other roles.

14. Someone set him up.

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16. Someone has to take that shield gate down.

17. Bring (something) (up)on (someone or something) To cause something very bad to happen to someone, something, or oneself

18. Crabapples on dwarf rootstock don’t take up much space.

19. See also: Bead, up draw a Bead on (someone or something) 1

20. Could you send someone up?

21. Someone will have to take charge after the war.

22. Anytime you meet someone new, you take a risk.

23. Confiscate (something) from (someone) To take something away from someone, often as a form of punishment

24. Your thighs look like cottage cheese someone threw up on a hot sidewalk.

25. 2 Beat up on somebody American English to hit someone and harm them, especially someone younger or weaker than yourself 3

26. We need someone to take charge of our physical training.

27. Abduct someone from someone or something to take away or kidnap a person from someone or from a particular place, usually in secret

28. Abduct someone from someone or something to take away or kidnap a person from someone or from a particular place, usually in secret

29. Close up after lunch and take inventory on everything we got.

30. Workers who don't take up training may lose out on promotion.

31. Someone could easily creep up behind us.

32. Give someone guiding information, as in It's time someone Clued us in on what's happening, or I hope they Clue us up soon

33. This is actually called a mash- up, where you take content that someone else has produced and you do something new with it.

34. Connect (up) with (someone or something) 1

35. Someone is trying to set us up.

36. Can someone set the overhead projector up?

37. Connect (up) to (someone or something) 1

38. Cozy up (to someone or something) 1

39. If you are Absorbed in something or someone, you are very interested in them and they take up all your attention and energy

40. Someone could easily creep up Behind us

41. Someone picked up your dry cleaning yesterday.

42. People need someone to look up to.

43. Someone might want to clean that up.

44. "Arabella Weir: Someone up there likes me".

45. Someone put their hand up - two- fifty.

46. Argue (one) into To convince someone to take a particular action

47. What does Billsticker mean? Someone who sticks up advertisements on billboards, walls, and similar surfaces

48. If someone tries to sell you something with a brain on it, don't just take them at their word.

49. Advise someone on someone or something to provide someone with specific advice about someone or something

50. (Laughter) This is actually called a mash-up, where you take content that someone else has produced and you do something new with it.

51. Take the apartment, up on the top floor of a smelly tenement on Prospect Avenue.

52. We all live in the past. We take a minute to know someone, one hour to like someone, and one day to love someone, but the whole life to forget someone.

53. Cozy up (to someone or something) 1. To move close (to someone) in order to snuggle. I left the room when my sister and her boyfriend started Cozying up on the sofa.

54. Bailment definition: the right to take possession temporarily of someone else's property:

55. The definition of Adventurous is someone who is willing to take chances

56. It's not just a story someone made up?

57. Every time you " meet, " someone ends up dead.

58. I beat someone up when I was 17.

59. Cozy up (to someone or something) 1. To move close (to someone) in order to snuggle. I left the room when my sister and her boyfriend started Cozying up on the sofa.

60. Bailment meaning: the right to take possession temporarily of someone else's property:

61. Take a shine to definition: infmlto begin to like someone very much:

62. This task is very dengerous, but someone have to take a risk.

63. 18 Someone could easily creep up behind us.

64. Suddenly, someone yells in the distance, "PUCKER UP!"

65. No, you gotta get yourself together before someone can take you apart.

66. 21 And someone started leaving chopped - up sausages on his car, a possible reference to castration.

67. Cherishing is not based on infatuation but authenticity — on knowing someone, preferring someone, and choosing someone above all others

68. It can take a while for some STDs to show up on tests .

69. You know he's gonna take it out on me when he wakes up.

70. 21 Go on a picnic, rent a rowboat , take up in? line skating.

71. Above the two periods take on continuity relationship, lay up traditional aesthetic sense.

72. Take up these loose ropes.

73. 19 Take the apartment, up on the top floor of a smelly tenement on Prospect Avenue.

74. Bestow something on someone to give something to someone; to present something to someone

75. If you hold someone in high esteem or look up to someone, you Admire that person

76. Take a shine to (someone or something) To have or develop a fondness or preference for someone or something; to be attracted to or desire someone or something

77. I was woken up at some unearthly hour of the morning by someone knocking on my door.

78. If someone is Attentive, they are very helpful and take care of you…

79. Now that the sale is over someone needs to take down the notices.

80. 28 I was woken up suddenly by the sound of someone hammering on/at the front door.