How to pronounce “take a five”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• Alternative form of take five.

Practice Nearby Words

take the knee, miss a beat, take a flier, cat-nap, strike-break, high-five, cat nap, note-take, spot-check, stop-gap, high-tail it, tell the time, skidaddle, play safe, break one's stride, binge watch, plant sit, skiddoo, break dance, deep-six, daytrip, cat-sit, hum and ha, rage quit, looksee, bingewatch, chitchat, find a new gear, cat sit, time keep, plantsit, go off at a tangent, jumpcut, sit-ski, break-dance, neese, baby-sit, catch cold, counter-surf, smack-talk, wrong take, finger-print, time-keep, para-surf, break the mould, re-nig, slow-roll, shelter-in-place, short-change, fittin, skrimshank, fittin', show the white flag, brown-bag, leave a mark, out-hike, test-fire, tomtom, countersurf, pet sit, crash-dive, pet-sit, touch bases, teetee, hot-desk, teetertotter, jump queue, side-line, blackbag, squiz, dog walk, café hop, tippytoe, dog sit, hotdesk, pick from a hat, para surf, short-list, see the forest through the trees, hear the last of, not pay any mind, disappear into thin air, wait on tables, café-hop, turkey-trot, face-plant, cafe-hop, tapdance, cliche, have another thought coming, iceskate, work round, flipflop, dog-sit, french-kiss, cap it off, short change, do the rounds, one finger salute, spazz

Similar Sounds

take five, take a dive, talkative, takeoff, take off, take-off, talk of, take leave, take a hike, takeoffs, take office, take fire, take care of, taken, takeaway, take-away, take away, terrify, taketh, top five, take cover, take after, tick off, tick fever, took off, take for, talk out of, take along, torrefy