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Meanings of take the piss in English

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Usage of take the piss in English
1
Some people immediately assume that I'm out there to take the piss.
The Guardian
2
They drink, they argue, they take the piss out of each other.
The Guardian
3
Look, we know taxi drivers take the piss, but this is next level.
The South African
4
It was my chance to take the piss out of him for once.
Last night another soldier...
5
I take the piss of a lifetime on the wall outside.
Freaks and revelations
6
Making tea for Clinton was just to take the piss out of him.
The Irish Times
7
They would have even more to take the piss out of.
Last night another soldier...
8
Always did like to take the piss from you, old devil.
Demon bound
9
In so many joke designs, New Zealanders responded: their right to take the piss.
The Guardian
10
She'd take the piss out of her with great affection.
The Guardian
11
I don't think anyone minds when you take the piss.
Radio NZ
12
I'm quite happy to take the piss out of myself!
The Guardian
13
Luckily, Trevor Noah is on hand to take the piss out of this tomfoolery.
The South African
14
They'll take the piss out of me big time.'
Last night another soldier...
15
Also, in true South African fashion, he's not afraid to take the piss out of himself.
The South African
16
There are very few things that South Africans won't take the piss out of these days.
The South African
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Take the piss across language varieties
United Kingdom
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