act, move - perform an action, or work out or perform (an action); "think before you act"; "We must move quickly"; "The governor should act on the new energy bill"; "The nanny acted quickly by grabbing the toddler and covering him with a wet towel"

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flip in turn tip over To turn aside To turn out tump over turn turn a blind eye turn a nice dime turn a nice dollar turn a nice penny turn around turn away turn back turn down turn in turn off turn on turn out			An older child age 3 and up should understand that if he wants a toy but there are other people who also want the same toy, he is going to have to take turns with each one of them before it is his turn to go again. What Are Age-Appropriate Behaviors in Children? by Yodle Local / General interest community For example, people living together often agree to take turns washing up the dishes after meals or taking their children to school," said Professor Andrew Colman. Habit of taking turns could be in your genes by Asian News International Players take turns tossing a ball at the cap, trying to make the cap move. For outdoor fun on long summer days, play these simple sidewalk games by Porterfield, Sharon R. / Highlights for Children			take root take shape take stage take stock take ten take the air take the bull by the horns take the cake take the count take the field take the Fifth take the Fifth Amendment take the floor take the heat take the road take the stage take the stand take the veil take time by the forelock take time off take to take to be take to heart take to task take to the woods take turns take up take up arms take water take-away take-charge take-home take-home pay take-in take-no-prisoners take-up takeaway takedown Takelma taken taken for granted taken up taken with takeoff takeoff booster takeoff rocket takeout takeout food takeover takeover arbitrage takeover attempt			take to like a duck to water take to mean take to one side take to one side take to one side take to one side take to one side take to one’s heels take to oneself take to pieces take to pieces take to safety take to task take to task take to task take to task take to the cleaner's take to the cleaners take to the cleaners take to the cleaners take to the cleaners take to the cleaners take to the cleaners Take to the Floor take to the hills take to the woods take too much on take training take trouble take turn take turns take turns with Take Two Interactive Software, Inc. Take Two Interative Software, Inc. take umbrage take umbrage take umbrage at Take Under take under advisement take under advisement take under advisement take under wing Take Unders take unlawful possession take unlawfully take up take up take up take up take up take up abode take up again take up an option take up arms take up arms take up arms take up for take up for take up for take up for take up for

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