1. Be careful, prudent, or watchful
   "Take care when you cross the street!" 
2. Be in charge of or deal with
   "She takes care of all the necessary arrangements"
   - mind 
3. Take charge of or deal with
   "She took care of this business"
   - attend, look, see

1. Used to wish someone a good future, esp. in parting or signing off a correspondence
   - all the best, best wishes

Derived forms: taking care, taken care, took care, takes care

Type of: act, care, deal, give care, handle, manage, move

• backflowing
• backgammon
• backgammon board
• background
• background knowledge
• background level
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• background noise
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• background radiation
• background signal
• backgrounder
• backgrounding
• backhand
• backhand drive
• backhand shot
• broken-backed
• broken-down
• broken-field
• brokenhearted
• brokenheartedly
• brokenheartedness
• brokenly
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• broker