motto /motˈō/

1. A short sentence or phrase adopted as representative of a person, family, etc, or accompanying a coat of arms
2. A passage prefixed to a book or chapter anticipating its subject
3. A scrap of verse or prose enclosed in a cracker or sweet wrapper
4. A recurring phrase (music)

mottˈō'd or mottˈoed adjective

• take communion
• take courage
• take down
• take-down
• take down a peg
• take down a peg or two
• take-downs
• take effect
• take eggs for money
• take evasive action
• take exception
• take fire
• take five
• take flight
• take for
• take for a ride
• take for granted
• take French leave
• take fright
• take heart
• take heart of grace
• take heed
• take-home pay
• take-home pays
• take horse