Take and Winnings

Take

Take noun - The total amount collected or obtained especially at one time.

Usage example: who will win the poker tournament and collect the whole take?

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Winnings and take are semantically related in takings topic. In some cases you can use "Winnings" instead a noun "Take".

Nearby Words: taking, taken, taker

Winnings

Winnings noun - Something won (especially money).

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Antonyms for Winnings

Take and winnings are semantically related in profit topic. Sometimes you can use "Take" instead a noun "Winnings", if it concerns topics such as gain, something stolen.

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How words are described

normal	normal take	normal winnings
original	original take	original winnings
big	big take	big winnings
final	final take	final winnings
Other adjectives: previous.

Both words in one sentence

Unusually for this trope, the amount they're shown to take wasn't THAT big, about 30% of the winnings, but the trope is still played straight for the joke.

Source: Taxman Takes the Winnings
Jerry does indeed win, then neglects to take his winnings away, accidentally betting all his winnings on the same fixed number to win a huge jackpot.

Source: Film / Things Change
When he gets caught, the cops beat the shit out of him and Mike and take away all their winnings.

Source: Film / Rounders

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