Take - Law Dictionary Search Results

Deprive

To take away to put an end to destroy

To take unawares or by surprise to seize as a person commiting an unlawful act to catch to apprehend

To take up plants to transplant

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To take the tenth part of to tithe

To take a counter proof of or a copy in reverse by taking an impression directly from the face of

To take leave with the customary civilities to bow ceremoniously or courtesy

to take a car by an act of carjacking as the three teens carjacked two automobiles in one night

To take out from a tomb a disinter

To take prisoner to capture to subdue

to take over ownership of of corporations and companies

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