have on
Currently be wearing
To have something on is to be wearing it: She had on a blue dress.
To have something on someone is to possess incriminating information about them: The police had nothing on him.
In British usage, to have someone on is to tease or deceive them playfully: You're having me on!
Body coverings worn daily
- garmentsArticles of clothing
- outfitSet of clothes worn together
- attirePersonal garments collectively
- dressSkirted one-piece garment
ensemble · uniform · costume · garb · accessories · jewelry · hat · shoes
Scheduled time for something
- meetingGathering for discussion
- plansIntended courses of action
- engagementCommitment to wed or attend
- commitmentFirm pledge to act
agenda · calendar · event · booking · reservation · obligation · arrangement · date
trick
Deliberate deception
mislead · hoodwink · bamboozle · tease · kid · joke · wind up · pull leg · prank · bluff
clothing
Body coverings worn daily
dress · ensemble · uniform · costume · garb · accessories · jewelry · hat · shoes · coat
appointment
Scheduled time for something
- meetingGathering for discussion
- plansIntended courses of action
- engagementCommitment to wed or attend
commitment · agenda · calendar · event · booking · reservation · obligation · arrangement · date · function