No definitions found for 'take up time'
Perhaps one of these:
to shift the scene,
to keep touch,
to go about,
to spit on,
the ways of the world,
to keep within bounds,
take after,
tough-pitch,
to accept service,
touch bottom,
to give to the dogs,
to give out,
to give the time of day,
touchpad,
to give way together,
tosspot,
to keep down,
to accept the person,
to keep to,
to keep the field,
to give to wife,
thigh pad,
to give audience,
to give tongue,
to keep the foot,
to keep term,
to shift off,
to spot timber,
touch football,
to go by the board,
taxophytina,
to keep the wolf from the door,
to go between,
to give head,
to keep the pot boiling,
to exhibit,
to exhibit a foundation or prize,
to sift out,
to cap the climax,
to give the hand of,
take a powder,
to spit upon,
to give the lie to,
to keep dark,
to give the bag,
to keep bad hours,
to keep the countenance,
to exibit an essay,
thick-footed morel,
two-speed,
taxeopoda,
to shift the helm,
to wage battle,
to give the sack to,
to ship the oars,
take up with,
tugboat,
tishbite,
the chapter of accidents,
two-spotted ladybug,
to keep the peace,
to accept a bill,
to give the mitten to,
tax avoidance,
thick-bodied,
to give the head,
to keep the land aboard,
to give the rein to,
t-shaped,
to keep at arm's length,
to go bet,
to give the hand,
to give the whetstone,
to see about a thing,
to subdivide,
to sweep the deck,
to go off the hooks,
to give time,
thigh boot,
to give the sack,
to shove the queer