mountenance /mownˈtə-nəns/ or mountenaunce /-näns/ (Spenser)

1. Amount
2. Distance

• take someone's part
• take someone's place
• take someone's temperature
• take someone's word for it
• take someone to court
• take someone to task
• take someone up on
• take steps
• take stock
• take stock in
• take stock of
• take strike
• take ten
• take the air
• take the bad with the good
• take the biscuit
• take the bit in one's teeth
• take the bread out of someone's mouth
• take the bull by the horns
• take the cake
• take the chair
• take the chill off
• take the consequences
• take the edge off
• take the field