- - by surprise, as in 'taken ......'
- - Taken ... (startled)
- - taken ...... (aghast)
- - A defender taken thus is disconcerted
- - how someone may be taken
- - A posterior taken by surprise
- - taken .... (unpleasantly surprised)
- - A defender may be surprised taken so
- - Take one rugby player by surprise
- - "I was taken ... by her brazenness."
- - taken .... (very surprised)
- - Some black cab always around, so taken unexpectedly
- - A surprising way to be taken
- - Surprised a defender
- - a defender taken by surprise
- - Surprised, taken ...
- - Shocked, taken ...
- - One is surprised when taken thus
- - Toward the rear
- - Taken ...... (caught unawares)
- - How the surprised are taken
- - Taken .... (astonished)
- - Taken .... (startled and confused)
- - Taken ...... (shocked)
- - Towards the rear
- - Take ...... (flabbergast)
- - Taken -- (surprised)
- - One's shocked when one's taken this
- - Taken --, startled or disconcerted
- - Surprising way to be taken?
- - One way to be taken
- - Way to be taken
- - Where one is surprisingly taken?
- - Taken ...... (given a turn)
- - Startling way to be taken
- - Stunned way to be taken
- - Surprised (with "taken")
- - Taken ....: disconcerted
- - Surprised way to be taken
- - How the surprised may be taken
- - Taken -- (caught by surprise)
- - One way to get taken
- - Bad way to be taken
- - Where the offended are taken?
- - How some are taken
- - Take .... (disconcert)
- - How one may be taken
- - Taken .... (stunned)
- - How some may be taken
- - To the rear
- - Take ...... (nonplus)
- - Taken ...... (surprised and disconcerted).
- - Take ...... (give pause).
- - Flattened, as sails against the mast.
- - Taken
- - a defender taken thus would be surprised
- - Take ---, surprise
- - towards the rear, archaically
- - Overcome with astonishment at his rear
- - startled, disconcerted
- - Somewhere behind
- - Backwards
- - Unawares
- - By surprise
- - Sternwards
- - A player on field impeded by headwind?
- - Off-guard
- - Aft
- - Backward
- - Surprisingly
- - Sternward
- - Rearward
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