Definition of Have
1. Noun. A person who possesses great material wealth.
Exact synonyms: Rich Person, Wealthy Person
Generic synonyms: Individual, Mortal, Person, Somebody, Someone, Soul
Specialized synonyms: Affluent, Croesus, Fat Cat, Man Of Means, Rich Man, Wealthy Man, Millionairess, Plutocrat, Millionaire, Billionaire, Multi-billionaire
Generic synonyms: Individual, Mortal, Person, Somebody, Someone, Soul
Specialized synonyms: Affluent, Croesus, Fat Cat, Man Of Means, Rich Man, Wealthy Man, Millionairess, Plutocrat, Millionaire, Billionaire, Multi-billionaire
2. Verb. Have or possess, either in a concrete or an abstract sense. "They have the money "; "She holds a Master's degree from Harvard"
Exact synonyms: Have Got, Hold
Specialized synonyms: Keep, Maintain, Sustain, Hold On, Keep, Keep, Keep, Maintain, Keep, Monopolise, Monopolize, Exert, Maintain, Wield, Carry, Stock, Stockpile, Bear, Hold, Carry
Related verbs: Feature
Derivative terms: Holding
Specialized synonyms: Keep, Maintain, Sustain, Hold On, Keep, Keep, Keep, Maintain, Keep, Monopolise, Monopolize, Exert, Maintain, Wield, Carry, Stock, Stockpile, Bear, Hold, Carry
Related verbs: Feature
Derivative terms: Holding
3. Verb. Have as a feature. "This restaurant features the most famous chefs in France"
Exact synonyms: Feature
Specialized synonyms: Wear, Bear, Wear, Carry, Carry, Bear, Give Off, Combine, Unite, Star, Boast, Feature, Sport, Possess, Imply, Involve, Bristle, Abound, Bristle, Burst, Brim, Carry, Pack, Take, Read, Say, Wear, Carry
Related verbs: Have Got, Hold, Own, Possess
Derivative terms: Feature, Feature
Antonyms: Lack
Specialized synonyms: Wear, Bear, Wear, Carry, Carry, Bear, Give Off, Combine, Unite, Star, Boast, Feature, Sport, Possess, Imply, Involve, Bristle, Abound, Bristle, Burst, Brim, Carry, Pack, Take, Read, Say, Wear, Carry
Related verbs: Have Got, Hold, Own, Possess
Derivative terms: Feature, Feature
Antonyms: Lack
4. Verb. Go through (mental or physical states or experiences). "Have a feeling"
Exact synonyms: Experience, Get, Receive
Specialized synonyms: Get, Suffer, Sustain, Take, Horripilate
Entails: Comprehend, Perceive
Generic synonyms: Undergo
Derivative terms: Experience, Experience
Specialized synonyms: Get, Suffer, Sustain, Take, Horripilate
Entails: Comprehend, Perceive
Generic synonyms: Undergo
Derivative terms: Experience, Experience
5. Verb. Have ownership or possession of. "How many cars does she have?"
Exact synonyms: Own, Possess
Specialized synonyms: Prepossess
Related verbs: Feature
Derivative terms: Owner, Owner, Possession, Possessive, Possessive, Possessor
Specialized synonyms: Prepossess
Related verbs: Feature
Derivative terms: Owner, Owner, Possession, Possessive, Possessive, Possessor
6. Verb. Cause to move; cause to be in a certain position or condition. "He got a girl into trouble"
7. Verb. Serve oneself to, or consume regularly. "They have more bread"; "I don't take sugar in my coffee"
Exact synonyms: Consume, Ingest, Take, Take In
Specialized synonyms: Hit, Cannibalise, Cannibalize, Habituate, Use, Eat, Eat, Drink, Imbibe, Booze, Drink, Fuddle, Partake, Touch, Eat, Feed, Fill, Replete, Sate, Satiate, Sample, Taste, Try, Try Out, Sop Up, Suck In, Take In, Take Up, Smoke, Do Drugs, Drug, Get Down, Swallow, Sup
Antonyms: Abstain
Derivative terms: Consumer, Consumption, Consumptive, Ingestion
Also: Take Up
Specialized synonyms: Hit, Cannibalise, Cannibalize, Habituate, Use, Eat, Eat, Drink, Imbibe, Booze, Drink, Fuddle, Partake, Touch, Eat, Feed, Fill, Replete, Sate, Satiate, Sample, Taste, Try, Try Out, Sop Up, Suck In, Take In, Take Up, Smoke, Do Drugs, Drug, Get Down, Swallow, Sup
Antonyms: Abstain
Derivative terms: Consumer, Consumption, Consumptive, Ingestion
Also: Take Up
8. Verb. Have a personal or business relationship with someone. "Have a lover"
Generic synonyms: Interact
9. Verb. Organize or be responsible for. "Give a course"
10. Verb. Have left. "They have two more years before they retire"
Specialized synonyms: Leave
11. Verb. Be confronted with. "Now we have a fine mess"
12. Verb. Undergo. "The stocks had a fast run-up"
Exact synonyms: Experience
Generic synonyms: Change
Specialized synonyms: Encounter, Meet, Receive
Derivative terms: Experience, Experience
Generic synonyms: Change
Specialized synonyms: Encounter, Meet, Receive
Derivative terms: Experience, Experience
13. Verb. Suffer from; be ill with. "She has arthritis"
14. Verb. Cause to do; cause to act in a specified manner. "They have him to write the letter"; "My wife made me buy a new sofa"
Exact synonyms: Cause, Get, Induce, Make, Stimulate
Specialized synonyms: Decide, Persuade, Bring, Solicit, Encourage, Let, Lead, Inspire, Instigate, Prompt, Suborn, Compel, Obligate, Oblige
Derivative terms: Causation, Causative, Cause, Cause, Cause, Inducement, Inducer, Inducing, Inducive, Induction, Stimulation, Stimulation, Stimulus
Specialized synonyms: Decide, Persuade, Bring, Solicit, Encourage, Let, Lead, Inspire, Instigate, Prompt, Suborn, Compel, Obligate, Oblige
Derivative terms: Causation, Causative, Cause, Cause, Cause, Inducement, Inducer, Inducing, Inducive, Induction, Stimulation, Stimulation, Stimulus
15. Verb. Receive willingly something given or offered. "Please accept my present"
Exact synonyms: Accept, Take
Related verbs: Receive
Generic synonyms: Acquire, Get
Specialized synonyms: Accept, Admit, Take, Take On, Welcome, Honor, Honour, Adopt, Borrow, Take Over, Take Up
Derivative terms: Acceptance, Acceptation, Taker
Antonyms: Refuse
Also: Take In, Take Over, Take Over, Take Up
Related verbs: Receive
Generic synonyms: Acquire, Get
Specialized synonyms: Accept, Admit, Take, Take On, Welcome, Honor, Honour, Adopt, Borrow, Take Over, Take Up
Derivative terms: Acceptance, Acceptation, Taker
Antonyms: Refuse
Also: Take In, Take Over, Take Over, Take Up
16. Verb. Get something; come into possession of. "They have the money "; "Receive letters from the front"
Exact synonyms: Receive
Specialized synonyms: Take In, Take Up, Hustle, Accept, Fence, Graduate, Inherit
Generic synonyms: Acquire, Get
Related verbs: Accept, Take
Derivative terms: Receiver, Reception, Recipient
Specialized synonyms: Take In, Take Up, Hustle, Accept, Fence, Graduate, Inherit
Generic synonyms: Acquire, Get
Related verbs: Accept, Take
Derivative terms: Receiver, Reception, Recipient
17. Verb. Undergo (as of injuries and illnesses). "He got his arm broken in the scuffle"
Exact synonyms: Get, Suffer, Sustain
Specialized synonyms: Break Down, Collapse, Cramp, Break Up, Collapse, Crack, Crack Up, Crock Up
Generic synonyms: Experience, Get, Receive
Derivative terms: Sufferer
Specialized synonyms: Break Down, Collapse, Cramp, Break Up, Collapse, Crack, Crack Up, Crock Up
Generic synonyms: Experience, Get, Receive
Derivative terms: Sufferer
18. Verb. Achieve a point or goal. "She made 29 points that day"
19. Verb. Cause to be born. "My wife had twins yesterday!"
Exact synonyms: Bear, Birth, Deliver, Give Birth
Entails: Conceive
Specialized synonyms: Twin, Drop, Foal, Cub, Kitten, Lamb, Litter, Pup, Whelp, Farrow, Pig, Fawn, Calve, Have Young, Bear, Carry, Expect, Gestate, Have A Bun In The Oven
Related verbs: Bear, Carry, Expect, Gestate, Have A Bun In The Oven
Generic synonyms: Bring Forth, Produce
Derivative terms: Birth, Birth, Birth, Delivery
Entails: Conceive
Specialized synonyms: Twin, Drop, Foal, Cub, Kitten, Lamb, Litter, Pup, Whelp, Farrow, Pig, Fawn, Calve, Have Young, Bear, Carry, Expect, Gestate, Have A Bun In The Oven
Related verbs: Bear, Carry, Expect, Gestate, Have A Bun In The Oven
Generic synonyms: Bring Forth, Produce
Derivative terms: Birth, Birth, Birth, Delivery
20. Verb. Have sex with; archaic use. "He had taken this woman when she was most vulnerable"
Exact synonyms: Take
Generic synonyms: Bang, Be Intimate, Bed, Bonk, Do It, Eff, Fuck, Get It On, Get Laid, Have A Go At It, Have Intercourse, Have It Away, Have It Off, Have Sex, Hump, Jazz, Know, Lie With, Love, Make Love, Make Out, Roll In The Hay, Screw, Sleep Together, Sleep With
Generic synonyms: Bang, Be Intimate, Bed, Bonk, Do It, Eff, Fuck, Get It On, Get Laid, Have A Go At It, Have Intercourse, Have It Away, Have It Off, Have Sex, Hump, Jazz, Know, Lie With, Love, Make Love, Make Out, Roll In The Hay, Screw, Sleep Together, Sleep With
Definition of Have
1. v. t. To hold in possession or control; to own; as, he has a farm.
Definition of Have
1. a wealthy person [n -S] / to be in possession of [v past 2d person sing. HAD, HADDEST or HADST, present participle HAVING, present 2d person sing. HAVE or HAST, 3d person sing. HAS or HATH]
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