have it
Take this thing
To have it is to possess a quality, ability, or knack: She's got what it takes—she really has it.
The phrase appears in many fixed expressions.
Have it your way concedes to someone's preference.
Rumor has it introduces hearsay.
I've had it signals exhaustion or fed-up frustration.
To have it in for someone is to hold a grudge against them.
To have it out is to settle a dispute through confrontation.
Possessive for addressee
- acquiredCame to possess
- obtainedCame into possession
- securedMade fast or obtained
- in handPossessed and managed
covered · sorted · handled · taken care of
Grasped the meaning
- okayAdequate or permitted
- agreedShared the same view
- dealAgreement or distribution
- doneNo longer in progress
settled · confirmed · absolutely · certainly · affirmative · roger · copy that · will do
Decisive final confrontation
- face-offDirect clash between opponents
- square offPrepare for confrontation
- throw downChallenge to a fight
- come at meTaunt inviting attack
As is claimed
- apparentlyAs far as shown
- seemsGives an impression
- allegedlyClaimed but unverified
- they sayVague source attribution
gossip · speculation · inside scoop · grapevine · buzz · sources say
yours
Possessive for addressee
in hand · covered · sorted · handled · taken care of
understood
Grasped the meaning
done · settled · confirmed · absolutely · certainly · affirmative · roger · copy that · will do · you bet
showdown
Decisive final confrontation
- face-offDirect clash between opponents
- square offPrepare for confrontation
- throw downChallenge to a fight
supposedly
As is claimed
- apparentlyAs far as shown
- seemsGives an impression
- allegedlyClaimed but unverified
they say · gossip · speculation · inside scoop · grapevine · buzz · sources say
have itlose it
Succumb to overwhelming emotion
blow it · fall short · come up empty · strike out · miss the mark
have, behave, it, having, behaving, behaved, behaves, haves, behavioral