Ripe for the taking
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UPFORGRABSRipe for the taking
akeesthe fruit of an African tree (Blighia sapida) of the soapberry family grown in the Caribbean area, Florida, and Hawaii for its white or yellowish fleshy aril that is edible when ripe but is poisonous when immature or overripe and that has a toxic pink raphe attaching the aril to the seed
ackeesthe fruit of an African tree (Blighia sapida) of the soapberry family grown in the Caribbean area, Florida, and Hawaii for its white or yellowish fleshy aril that is edible when ripe but is poisonous when immature or overripe and that has a toxic pink raphe attaching the aril to the seed
ackeethe fruit of an African tree (Blighia sapida) of the soapberry family grown in the Caribbean area, Florida, and Hawaii for its white or yellowish fleshy aril that is edible when ripe but is poisonous when immature or overripe and that has a toxic pink raphe attaching the aril to the seed
FREEFor the taking
YOURS... for the taking
FREETHROWSBlankets for the taking?
UPFORGRABSThere for the taking: Slang.
THIEFOne available for the taking?
PARTYFOULTaking the last beer, for one
CHORETaking out the trash, for one
RIVERJOTTERTwain taking notes for "Life on the Mississippi"?
NEWDADSOnes taking paternity leave for the first time
SPELLINGBIEBERGiving Justin a breather by taking the stage for him?
sponsorsA person taking official responsibility for the actions of another
foraya quick raid, usually for the purpose of taking plunder.
FLOWSHEETSFor note-taking during the debate, Iggy used waterbed linens as ...
appropriationThe action of taking something for one's own use, typically without the owner's permission
cheesetastera long hollow tool for taking a sample from the inside of a cheese
appropriationsThe action of taking something for one's own use, typically without the owner's permission
DAYTRIPPER1965 Beatles hit that begins "Got a good reason for taking the easy way out"
observationThe taking of the altitude of the sun or another celestial body for navigational purposes
pelorusesA sighting device on a ship for taking the relative bearings of a distant object
cheesetastersCHEESETASTER, a long hollow tool for taking a sample from the inside of a cheese
observationsThe taking of the altitude of the sun or another celestial body for navigational purposes
pacesettersA person or organization viewed as taking the lead or setting standards of achievement for others
declinatoran instrument for taking the declination or angle which a plane makes with the horizontal plane
pacesetterA person or organization viewed as taking the lead or setting standards of achievement for others
stylistsA writer noted for taking great pains over the style in which he or she writes
ditransitive(of a verb) Taking two objects, for example give as in I gave her the book
declinatorsDECLINATOR, an instrument for taking the declination or angle which a plane makes with the horizontal plane
ambulancesA vehicle specially equipped for taking sick or injured people to and from the hospital, esp. in emergencies
ambulanceA vehicle specially equipped for taking sick or injured people to and from the hospital, esp. in emergencies
supplicavitformerly, a writ issued by the King's Bench or Chancery for taking the surety of the peace against a person
supplicavitsSUPPLICAVIT, formerly, a writ issued by the King's Bench or Chancery for taking the surety of the peace against a person
avowryplea by a defendant in an action of replevin who admits taking the distrained goods and shows just cause for the taking
avowriesplea by a defendant in an action of replevin who admits taking the distrained goods and shows just cause for the taking
corersdevice having a hollow cylindrical drill or tube, used for taking samples of earth, rock, etc., from below the surface of the ground or ocean bottom
corerdevice having a hollow cylindrical drill or tube, used for taking samples of earth, rock, etc., from below the surface of the ground or ocean bottom
steelyardsAn apparatus for weighing that has a short arm taking the item to be weighed and a long graduated arm along which a weight is moved until it balances