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- take the bit in teeth
take the bit in teeth
take the bit in one's teeth
and take the bit between the teethto put oneself in charge; to take charge. Someone needed to direct the project, so I took the bit in my teeth. If you want to get something done, you've got to take the bit between your teeth and get to work.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Sara | | ['sa:rə] | |
| Tuttle | | ['tʌtl] | |
| Julienne | | zhoo-lee-EN | French |
| Festus | | FES-təs (English) | Ancient Roman, Biblical Latin, Biblical |
| Newman | | ['nju:mən] | |
| Susana | | soo-SAH-nah (Spanish) | Spanish, Portuguese |