take-off

Speech parts

1. take-off - Noun

2. take-off - Verb

An imitation, especially in the way of caricature.

Source: Webster's dictionary

take off

depart start ape imitate mimic lift off set out doff start out lam ascension bolt bloom lampoon lepas

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land put on touch down don remain continue

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cypher peel take start leave figure

peel strip blaze lift off undress disrobe

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The plane took off two hours late Source: Internet

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Take that weight off me! Source: Internet

take-home pay take-home vehicle take-in take-off points take-off strip take-take