took down a notch
took down a peg
took up the gauntlet
took the edge off
took down
took it to the next level
took up the slack
took one's seat
went down with
downdrew
took one's hook
got down to bedrock
took a seat
went down the wrong way
went down on
took up
took up the gantlet
downbore
took the plunge
took on
upstole
took aloft
got something twisted
took aback
took to
took to the bricks
went down the pan
fell down
took a fall out of
took upon oneself
downcame
took it on the lam
got a grip
went down
lay down
took it
rode down
took away from
took a flutter
went to ground
took note
came down
went below
took it up the ass
went round
struckthrough
uptook
turned down
besteaded
went beyond
took from behind
took
taked
roughdrew
took off
misfell
note-took
took after
took something as it came
took the time
took a bite out of
blew down
forstole
foredrew
fell into place
went off
took for
took it upon oneself
took the point
went down like a cup of sick
misbefell
fell at the last hurdle
took up the mantle
outstole
took a break
fell off
rang up
sated
fell on
took a back seat
fell about
took hold
went ahead with
came round
took in
fell up
trod
foredid
withtook
took the ride
took umbrage
took the bait
broke new ground
wrongdid
bit down
forslong
rang off
forslung
broke it down
took a flyer

English words for 'simple past tense of take down a notch'

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