| Took from. |
| Brit. aces of the 1940's |
| Eagerly took advantage of, as an opportunity |
| 40's theater director James |
| One of the King Sisters of 40's music |
| Organized crime enforcers of the 1930s-'40s |
| Mistook |
| Took a wrong turn, e.g. |
| Gov. Kaine took over its chairship after Howard Dean |
| '40s "Giant Brain |
| A Bloomer who took a Ford |
| Sainted pope of A.D. 401-17 |
| Opposite of took off |
| Acronymic band with the record for most Billboard Top 40 hits without a No. 1 single |
| He took a bath |
| Acronym on Form 1040 |
| 1940s theater, for short |
| '40s film critic James |
| Took a chunk out of |
| Foiler of 40 felons |
| Took away (from) |
| Took a gun out of its holster |
| It took six days for him to appear on the scene |
| Took the offensive |
| Defeater of 40 thieves, in a legend: 2 wds. |
| Took substance |
| '40s beach blasts, briefly |
| Allen who ran for president in 1940 as the Surprise Party candidate |
| Flamboyant '40s men's outfit with baggy pants and padded shoulders |
| Took away bit by bit |