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n. - The act of taking in as by fooling or cheating or swindling someone.

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Usage examples (37)
  • Serve it up with tomato soup, and you've got take-out/take-in.
  • How do we take-in the information that, say, politicians give us?
  • COOPER: I say Daisy Mae's Barbecue which is where I get barbecue take-in.
  • Whatever you wish, if we can't provide it on the spot, we'll send out for take-in.
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