v. 1 cause to leave; 2 remove; 3 make a date; 4 purchase prepared food to be eaten at home
I take out my books to work in the class. Spelled as two words.
I take out my books to work in the class. Spelled as two words.
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What did the farmer take out of his sack and box?
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What kind of bite does Pete take out of the banana?
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What did Sam take out of Principal Winik's desk?
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What did Iris take out of the garbage?
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move out; remove; unpack
put away
1 syllables
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