Scoop
Scoop verb - To lift out with something that holds liquid.
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Synonyms for Scoop
Taking and scoop are semantically related. In some cases you can replace term "Taking" with "Scoop", this verbs are similar.
Taking
Taking adjective - Very pleasing to look at.
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- To a vampire, taking only enough blood to stay alive and allowing the victim to recover would be like throwing away a three-scoop ice cream cone after only eating half a scoop.
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One commercial had a kid call the cops on his father for taking a little scoop of his macaroni off his plate.
Source: Cereal Vice Reward -
During the many cutscenes, Wuhrer's Tanya leans into the camera, taking great advantage of her scoop-neck tank top.
Source: Third-Person Seductress
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