How to pronounce “took down a peg”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• simple past of take down a peg

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pulled someone down a peg, took down, took down a notch, took the edge off, did down, took, took away, took one's hook, went down, fell down, threw down, took someone's head off, took away from, came down, took out, took it, took the point, took a fall out of, took one's half out of the middle, went down the pan, came down in stair rods, went down the tubes, went down the tube, broke it down, took the meaning, took a joke, took the studs, blew down, took back, took up the slack, took the piss, took the bait, took the count, went down the toilet, taken the gilt off the gingerbread, took out the trash, went down the drain, took the mick, bit down, got rid of, took something off one's chest, took a bite out of, went down the wrong way, rode down, took hold, took the reins, took a pitch, went down on, came down cats and dogs, got down to bedrock, took a pew, took to the bricks, fell off, tore off, took ten, took the liberty, took from behind, took a dive, withtook, took a powder, went down with, burned down, rang down the curtain, took law into one's own hands, took a knee, took up, fell off the wagon, went below, took the law into one's own hands, bottom fell out, took the time, took control, took it on the arches, took over, choked down, ran the clock down, took a seat, took someone to the grave, got down to cases, took point, took the mickey, took time, went down like a lead balloon, downfell, took it to the next level, ran down, taked, took the l, took matters into one's own hands, took command, took in, gave someone his hat, took the cake, took a break, tore apart, did up, took to, ran down the clock, took a long walk off a short pier, got down to business

Similar Sounds

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