How to spell TAKESA correctly?

If you have mistakenly typed "takesa" instead of the intended word, here are a few possible correct suggestions. First, try "takes". Alternatively, you might mean "takes a". Another option could be "take so". Lastly, "takes as" might be what you're looking for. Double-checking your spelling can prevent any confusion or misunderstandings.

• bakes
• cakes I always have a couple of cakes in the fridge for when I'm feeling down.
• fakes The art collector was disappointed to learn that the painting he had purchased for a hefty price was full of fakes.
• hakes I love hakes, they're my favorite type of fish.
• lakes I love going for a swim in the lakes near my hometown.
• makes Her smile makes everything better.
• rakes He rakes the leaves in his backyard every fall.
• stakes The stakes were high as he placed his bet on the horse race.
• take
• taken My coat was taken from me when I was mugged on the street.
• taker My aunt is a great taker of pictures.
• takers The club was full of takers.
• takes I takes it you're going to be late.
• Tales My grandmother used to tell me folk tales when I was a child.
• tames
• TAPES I found a box full of old cassette tapes in the attic.
• tares The farmer found tares growing amidst his wheat.
• Taxes
• tokes I need some tokes for the party tonight.
• tykes Mandy was looking forward to spending time with her tykes.
• wakes

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking