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1. take off (Verb)

27 synonyms
# Word Frequency Likes Number of letters Number of synonyms
1. cast off 57.5 7 letters 21 synonym
2. control 251 7 letters 278 synonyms
3. deduct 1.23 6 letters 20 synonyms
4. depart 4.68 6 letters 60 synonyms
5. drop 97.7 4 letters 222 synonyms
6. fly 56.2 3 letters 104 synonyms
7. get off the ground 114 15 letters 1 synonym
8. go 1070 2 letters 158 synonyms
9. jet 19.5 3 letters 54 synonyms
10. leave 219 5 letters 128 synonyms
11. lift off 30.5 7 letters 1 synonym
12. manoeuvre 1.07 9 letters 93 synonyms
13. move 224 4 letters 187 synonyms
14. navigate 4.79 8 letters 30 synonyms
15. operate 31.6 7 letters 71 synonym
16. part 603 4 letters 183 synonyms
17. pilot 33.1 5 letters 71 synonym
18. pull out 64.3 7 letters 36 synonyms
19. retire 11.2 6 letters 44 synonyms
20. set forthen.synonym.one 23.6 8 letters 36 synonyms
21. set off 267 6 letters 53 synonyms
22. set out 335 6 letters 34 synonyms
23. shed 17 4 letters 51 synonym
24. start 363 5 letters 135 synonyms
25. start out 315 8 letters 12 synonyms
26. subtract 1.26 8 letters 19 synonyms
27. take time off 346 11 letters 1 synonym
9 definitions
take off (Verb) —   Head for somewhere else 1 example
1. ex. "The family took off for Florida"
take off (Verb) —   Take away or remove
take off (Verb) —   Depart from the ground 1 example
1. ex. "The plane took off two hours late"
take off (Verb) —   Take time off from work; stop working temporarily
take off (Verb) —   Mimic or imitate in an amusing or satirical manner 1 example
1. ex. "This song takes off from a famous aria"
take off (Verb) —   Remove clothes 1 example
1. ex. "take off your shirt--it's very hot in here"
take off (Verb) —   Get started or set in motion, used figuratively 1 example
1. ex. "the project took a long time to take off"
take off (Verb) —   Prove fatal 1 example
1. ex. "The disease took off"
take off (Verb) —   (arithmetic) make a subtraction 1 example
1. ex. "take off this amount from my paycheque"
34 types of
# Word Number of letters Number of synonyms
1. break up 7 letters 71 synonym
2. calculate 9 letters 66 synonyms
3. cipher 6 letters 45 synonyms
4. compute 7 letters 44 synonyms
5. copy 4 letters 117 synonyms
6. cut off 6 letters 38 synonyms
7. cypher 6 letters 29 synonyms
8. discase 7 letters 8 synonyms
9. disrobe 7 letters 19 synonyms
10. disrupt 7 letters 36 synonyms
11. figure 6 letters 144 synonyms
12. get going 8 letters 8 synonyms
13. go 2 letters 158 synonyms
14. go away 6 letters 7 synonyms
15. go forth 7 letters 12 synonyms
16. imitate 7 letters 65 synonyms
17. interrupt 9 letters 64 synonyms
18. kill 4 letters 70 synonyms
19. leave 5 letters 128 synonyms
20. peel 4 letters 49 synonyms
21. reckon 6 letters 75 synonyms
22. remove 6 letters 127 synonyms
23. simulate 8 letters 44 synonyms
24. start 5 letters 135 synonyms
25. strip 5 letters 133 synonyms
26. strip down 9 letters 8 synonyms
27. take 4 letters 209 synonyms
28. take away 8 letters 31 synonym
29. uncase 6 letters 12 synonyms
30. unclothe 8 letters 18 synonyms
31. undress 7 letters 20 synonyms
32. unrobe 6 letters 8 synonyms
33. withdraw 8 letters 85 synonyms
34. work out 7 letters 38 synonyms
22 types
# Word Number of letters Number of synonyms
1. blaze 5 letters 66 synonyms
2. blaze out 8 letters 1 synonym
3. carry back 9 letters 0 synonyms
4. declaw 6 letters 0 synonyms
5. dehorn 6 letters 0 synonyms
6. discase 7 letters 8 synonyms
7. disrobe 7 letters 19 synonyms
8. doff 4 letters 0 synonyms
9. peel 4 letters 49 synonyms
10. peel off 7 letters 4 synonyms
11. roar off 7 letters 0 synonyms
12. sally 5 letters 24 synonyms
13. sally forth 10 letters 2 synonyms
14. sally out 8 letters 5 synonyms
15. slip off 7 letters 0 synonyms
16. strip 5 letters 133 synonyms
17. strip down 9 letters 8 synonyms
18. uncase 6 letters 12 synonyms
19. uncloak 7 letters 9 synonyms
20. unclothe 8 letters 18 synonyms
21. undress 7 letters 20 synonyms
22. unrobe 6 letters 8 synonyms
1 see also
# Word Number of letters Number of synonyms
1. take 4 letters 209 synonyms

2. take off (Noun)

11 synonyms
# Word Frequency Likes Number of letters Number of synonyms
1. burlesque 1.26 9 letters 48 synonyms
2. charade 0.79 7 letters 28 synonyms
3. lampoon 0.21 7 letters 40 synonyms
4. mockery 1.95 7 letters 50 synonyms
5. parody 6.03 6 letters 62 synonyms
6. pasquinade 0 10 letters 11 synonyms
7. piss-take 14.5 8 letters 11 synonyms
8. put-on 433 5 letters 64 synonyms
9. sendup 0.02 6 letters 14 synonyms
10. spoof 1.26 5 letters 50 synonyms
11. travesty 1 8 letters 33 synonyms
4 definitions
take off (Noun) —   A departure; especially of airplanes
take off (Noun) —   The initial ascent of an aeroplane as it becomes airborne
take off (Noun) —   A composition that imitates or misrepresents somebody's style, usually in a humorous way
take off (Noun) —   Humorous or satirical mimicry
13 types of
# Word Number of letters Number of synonyms
1. apery 5 letters 1 synonym
2. ascension 9 letters 9 synonyms
3. ascent 6 letters 37 synonyms
4. caricature 10 letters 46 synonyms
5. departure 9 letters 49 synonyms
6. going 5 letters 85 synonyms
7. going away 9 letters 7 synonyms
8. imitation 9 letters 69 synonyms
9. impersonation 13 letters 27 synonyms
10. leaving 7 letters 33 synonyms
11. mimicry 7 letters 23 synonyms
12. rise 4 letters 196 synonyms
13. rising 6 letters 60 synonyms
11 misspelling
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With the same ending
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All synonyms in one line
cast off, control, deduct, depart, drop, en.synonym.one, fly, get off the ground, go, jet, leave, lift off, manoeuvre, move, navigate, operate, part, pilot, pull out, retire, set forth, set off, set out, shed, start, start out, en.synonym.one, subtract, take time off, burlesque, charade, lampoon, mockery, parody, en.synonym.one, pasquinade, piss-take, put-on, sendup, spoof, travesty.
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