Have in common
see: in common
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- Have it all hanging out
verb phrase To be concealing nothing; be entirely candid and undefensive; let it all hang out: As the current saying goes, NCR has it all hanging out (1960s+)
- Have it all over
verb phrase To be superior; surpass or outstrip: In advanced technology, the North has it all over the South (1922+)
- Have it all together
verb phrase To have one’s life, feelings, energies, etc, satisfactorily arranged; be free of emotional and behavioral dysfunctions: Dr Jung says we’ll all be OK when we have it all together (1960s+)
- Have it bad
verb phrase To be very much in love; be powerfully infatuated: They would say that mouse has got it for Joey but bad/ He warbled the old song, ”I got it bad and that ain’t good” (1872+)
- Have it both ways
verb phrase To hold or esp to profit from two contrary positions; work both sides of the street •Usu in the negative: Make up your mind which one you’ll support, because you can’t have it both ways (1914+) Achieve two mutually exclusive objectives, as in Bill wants to have it both ways—to enjoy Christmas at […]