Food taken alone, with nothing added: “Would you like milk or lemon in your tea?” “No thanks, I’ll take it ________.”
| STRAIGHT | 597 |
| PLAIN | 423 |
| BLACK | 36 |
| CLEAR | 26 |
| AS IS | 21 |
| BAREFOOTED | 19 |
| AS IT IS | 15 |
| BARE | 11 |
| NEAT | 8 |
| BAREFOOT | 7 |
| JUST SO | 7 |
| NR | 6 |
| LIKE IT IS | 5 |
| RAW | 5 |
| WITHOUT | 5 |
| DRY | 3 |
| FLAT | 3 |
| NAKED | 3 |
| DRY-LONG-SO | 2 |
| ALONE | 1 |
| AS IT COMES | 1 |
| BAREFOOTED (COFFEE) | 1 |
| BAREFOOTED-NAKED | 1 |
| BARE-HANDED | 1 |
| BRANCH WATER AND BAREFOOT | 1 |
| DRY-SO | 1 |
| JUST AS IS | 1 |
| JUST AS IT IS | 1 |
| JUST IS | 1 |
| JUST LIKE IT IS | 1 |
| NO ADDITIVES | 1 |
| OLD MAID’S TEA | 1 |
| REGULAR | 1 |
| REVERENT | 1 |
| RIGHT THAT WAY | 1 |
| SO | 1 |
| STARK NAKED | 1 |
| STRAIGHT UP | 1 |
| UNDRESSED | 1 |
| UNTRIMMED | 1 |
| VIRGIN | 1 |
| WITH SHOES AND STOCKINGS | 1 |
| WITHOUT ANYTHING | 1 |
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