Verb

• S: (v) take in (take_in%2:42:00::) (provide with shelter)
• S: (v) gull (gull%2:32:00::), dupe (dupe%2:32:00::), slang (slang%2:32:01::), befool (befool%2:32:00::), cod (cod%2:32:01::), fool (fool%2:32:01::), put on (put_on%2:32:00::), take in (take_in%2:32:00::), put one over (put_one_over%2:32:03::), put one across (put_one_across%2:32:00::) (fool or hoax) "The immigrant was duped because he trusted everyone"; "You can't fool me!"
• S: (v) absorb (absorb%2:43:00::), take in (take_in%2:43:00::) (suck or take up or in) "A black star absorbs all matter"
• S: (v) take in (take_in%2:41:00::) (visit for entertainment) "take in the sights"
• S: (v) collect (collect%2:40:01::), take in (take_in%2:40:09::) (call for and obtain payment of) "we collected over a million dollars in outstanding debts"; "he collected the rent"
• S: (v) watch (watch%2:39:05::), view (view%2:39:02::), see (see%2:39:03::), catch (catch%2:39:02::), take in (take_in%2:39:06::) (see or watch) "view a show on television"; "This program will be seen all over the world"; "view an exhibition"; "Catch a show on Broadway"; "see a movie"
• S: (v) receive (receive%2:35:00::), take in (take_in%2:35:01::), invite (invite%2:35:12::) (express willingness to have in one's home or environs) "The community warmly received the refugees"
• S: (v) take in (take_in%2:35:00::), gather in (gather_in%2:35:00::) (fold up) "take in the sails"
• S: (v) absorb (absorb%2:31:00::), assimilate (assimilate%2:31:00::), ingest (ingest%2:31:00::), take in (take_in%2:31:00::) (take up mentally) "he absorbed the knowledge or beliefs of his tribe"
• S: (v) gain (gain%2:40:00::), take in (take_in%2:40:00::), clear (clear%2:40:00::), make (make%2:40:01::), earn (earn%2:40:01::), realize (realize%2:40:01::), realise (realise%2:40:01::), pull in (pull_in%2:40:00::), bring in (bring_in%2:40:01::) (earn on some commercial or business transaction; earn as salary or wages) "How much do you make a month in your new job?"; "She earns a lot in her new job"; "this merger brought in lots of money"; "He clears $5,000 each month"
• S: (v) catch (catch%2:39:00::), take in (take_in%2:39:00::), overhear (overhear%2:39:00::) (hear, usually without the knowledge of the speakers) "We overheard the conversation at the next table"
• S: (v) take in (take_in%2:35:02::), take up (take_up%2:35:01::) (accept) "The cloth takes up the liquid"
• S: (v) absorb (absorb%2:35:00::), suck (suck%2:35:00::), imbibe (imbibe%2:35:01::), soak up (soak_up%2:35:00::), sop up (sop_up%2:35:00::), suck up (suck_up%2:35:00::), draw (draw%2:35:04::), take in (take_in%2:35:04::), take up (take_up%2:35:03::) (take in, also metaphorically) "The sponge absorbs water well"; "She drew strength from the minister's words"
• S: (v) take in (take_in%2:34:01::), sop up (sop_up%2:34:00::), suck in (suck_in%2:34:00::), take up (take_up%2:34:00::) (take up as if with a sponge)
• S: (v) consume (consume%2:34:00::), ingest (ingest%2:34:00::), take in (take_in%2:34:00::), take (take%2:34:00::), have (have%2:34:00::) (serve oneself to, or consume regularly) "Have another bowl of chicken soup!"; "I don't take sugar in my coffee"
• S: (v) adopt (adopt%2:30:00::), take in (take_in%2:30:03::) (take into one's family) "They adopted two children from Nicaragua"
• S: (v) take in (take_in%2:30:00::) (make (clothes) smaller) "Please take in this skirt--I've lost weight"