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1. take out an onion (third-person singular simple present takes out an onion, present participle taking out an onion, simple past took out an onion, past participle taken out an onion) (idiomatic) Suggests that the performer of the action is not sincere in their grief. Source: ecdict

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onion participle past present simple action grief idiomatic performer sincere singular suggests take taken takes taking their took

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