How to pronounce “took a five”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• simple past of take a five

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Similar Sounds

take five, talkative, talk of, take a dive, took off, took away, takeoff, terrify, take off, take-off, top five, take leave, tick off, take a hike, tick fever, takeoffs, take office, talk out of, torrefy, take fire