Meaning of have

Have

Common

verb

•

To

, own.

•

To

, as something

at someone's disposal

.

•

To include as a part,

, or

.

•

Used to

the

or

of someone in a

with the

.

•

To

of (a

,

food or

, or

or

).

•

To be

to

,

or

in.

•

To

,

,

.

•

To be

with,

.

•

Used in

the

.

•

Used as an

before a

to form a

,

a

use of 'have' as an

or, in certain

,

. (For further

, see the

s.)

•

See

.

•

To

to.

•

To

in

sexual intercourse

with.

•

To

as a

.

•

To

to, by a

,

or

.

•

To

to be.

•

To be

by an

. (Used in

a

that is not a

.)

•

To

as being.

•

In British English:

To

in a

; take.

•

In British English:

To

or

on.

•

In Irish English:

To

(

).

•

To

or be (especially

)

of.

•

To

, to

.

•

To

; to

.

•

To

,

, be

by.

•

To

someone; to

as a

.

•

To get a

,

, or

from an

or

.

•

To

a

that has been

; to

on a

.

•

In Birdwatching:

To make an

of (a

).

noun

•

A

or

person.

•

One who has some (contextually

)

.

•

In Australian English & New Zealand English:

A

or

; something

.

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Opposite

Rhymes

Lineage

have

English

haven

Middle English (1100-1500)

habban

Old English (ca. 450-1100)

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