How to pronounce “took a liking to”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• simple past of take a liking to

Practice Nearby Words

took to, took someone's fancy, took, took in, took the meaning, took after, took notice, took it upon oneself, took it, took upon oneself, took on, took for, took a bite out of, took on trust, took the liberty, took a look, took into consideration, took note, withtook, took a joke, took credit for, took for granted, took up, took exception, took at face value, took something in stride, took hold, took a hint, took to the bricks, took offense, took no notice of, took something as it came, took a leaf out of someone's book, took care of, took the initiative, got off on, took under advisement, got a charge out of, took the time, fell for, took the bait, took away, took away from, took time, took aback, took a seat, took into account, took on faith, took a view, took to the streets, grew on, got in with, took leave, took the plunge, took the point, took the l, took over, took shape, took care, came on to, took a page out of someone's book, went with, took liberties, took it to the next level, went along with, came to, took notes, took root, took the ride, took office, took command, took one's seat, partook, took matters into one's own hands, took the edge off, took aloft, took a risk, overtook, took a fall out of, took law into one's own hands, took part, knew someone, took the cake, took five, came to terms with, took ten, took umbrage, intook, took fright, took a flyer, went gaga over, took one for the team, took control, taked, took one's hook, had had it, took back, betook, went in for, took someone to the grave

Similar Sounds

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