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The Crossword Solver found 71 answers for The New York Times crossword clue taken (with). The answers have between 3 and 15 letters.

AnswerClue
TAKENno longer available, as a seat
TAKENreserved, as seats
TAKENin use
ASSUMEDtaken for granted
BARwhere shots are taken
SOLOnotes taken by a single person?
OATHit’s taken to take office
INALLtaken as a whole
ARE“___ these seats taken?”
SELFIEpicture taken with an outstretched arm, perhaps
UBEREDgot taken for a ride, in a way
TWOfirst word of Robert Frost’s “The Road Not Taken”
STROLLit’s usually taken outside
IMKIDDINGwords from someone who doesn’t want to be taken seriously
TEAit’s typically taken in the afternoon
DEMOTEDtaken down a notch
NAPit’s rarely taken at night
ONDEPOSITtaken into account?
AUDIOTOURsomething that might be taken in a museum
ABACKone way to be taken
SLOFIEportmanteau for a certain self-taken video on a smartphone
ATADESKwhere many video calls are taken
PAIDtaken care of, on an invoice stamp
THEPLUNGEit’s said to be taken upon marriage
SEENTOtaken care of
ABACKtaken ___
DONUTDESPAIRsadness at the last Boston cream being taken, e.g.?
ORALStests taken verbally
DEALTtaken care of, with “with”
ROUNDABOUTROUTEindirect path taken 12 times in this puzzle
PALEBLUEDOTiconic Voyager 1 photograph taken 3.7 billion miles from Earth
MRItest taken in a tube, in brief
ACTexam taken by many jrs.
AERIALlike outdoor photos taken from above
ORDERsomething taken by a waiter
DOWNTOASCIENCEimplementable with expertise and expert ease ? or how the starred clues’ answers can be taken?
ERRANDStaken care of business?
NOTED“Point taken”
NUNSthey’ve taken the veil
LAUGHTESTproverbial assessment for whether or not an idea can be taken seriously
SMIT10™£taken (with)
FEEtaken charge
STOLENtaken dishonestly
SELFIEpic taken at arm’s length
LONGPAUSEit may be taken for dramatic effect
KNEEone may be taken in protest
ONADAREhow some risks are taken
ONTOnot taken by
SOCCERin which head shots can be taken
NOTESthings taken in class

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