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take that

take that interjection: used to accompany a (usually physical) attack by whoever is speaking.

Interjection

  1. (informal) Used to accompany a (usually physical) attack by whoever is speaking.
    • And now I'm going to hit you with my karate chop! Take that!

Words formed from take that

Questions about take that

What does take that mean?
Take that means used to accompany a (usually physical) attack by whoever is speaking.
What part of speech is take that?
Take that is an interjection.

Words near take that in the dictionary

  1. take something to the face
  2. take something to the head
  3. take steps
  4. take stock
  5. take ten
  6. take that
  7. Take Thatter
  8. Take Thatters
  9. take the aam off
  10. take the air
  11. take the back track

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