How to pronounce “took up the gantlet”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• simple past of take up the gantlet

Practice Nearby Words

took up the gauntlet, took up the mantle, took up, took on, took up the slack, took hold, took, took upon oneself, gave battle, took it upon oneself, took on the chin, took command, took on trust, took over, took the reins, took the bait, took point, took control, took it, took one for the team, took part, gave up, took the bull by the horns, took it on the arches, took office, took the meaning, took in, took aloft, took the initiative, took matters into one's own hands, withtook, took one's hook, took the plunge, took no prisoners, took the point, took the cake, took cover, took something in stride, took on faith, took something as it came, took back, took the liberty, took law into one's own hands, uptook, took the law into one's own hands, took it on the lam, undertook, laid siege, fell on one's sword, took one's seat, reundertook, took the l, took down, took a gamble, threw in the towel, took to the streets, entertook, did battle, retook, gave in, took action, gave over, took to, took flight, overtook, gave up the ghost, took fright, took a back seat, took a knee, took a joke, took turns, took a seat, pertook, took for granted, took a risk, took one's half out of the middle, fell on a grenade, took shape, taken the gilt off the gingerbread, took the count, took liberties, took from behind, took a flutter, took place, took credit for, took at face value, gave way, took a pitch, took exception, took to the bricks, took a dive, took for, took the ride, ate up, betook, gave against, went all out, took away, took care of, took a flyer

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