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wild take

wild take noun: an exaggerated facial expression (often seen in animated media) in which both eyes come off and expand massively in size as they float in place.

Noun

wild take (plural wild takes)

  1. (animation) An exaggerated facial expression (often seen in animated media) in which both eyes come off and expand massively in size as they float in place.

Forms of wild take

pluralwild takes

Questions about wild take

What does wild take mean?
Wild take means an exaggerated facial expression (often seen in animated media) in which both eyes come off and expand massively in size as they float in place.
What part of speech is wild take?
Wild take is a noun.
What is the plural of wild take?
The plural of wild take is wild takes.

Words near wild take in the dictionary

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