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have words | To speak sternly, angrily, or in an argumentative manner to. |
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have uphave time on one's sidehave toI have a bridge to sell youhave the time of one's lifehave the time of your lifeI couldn't have said it better myselfhave tickets on oneselfI have a headachehave the wind uphave the wolf by the earHave Your Heart in Your Mouthi could have been a contenderhave to do with
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