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Definition of have
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Have (v. t.) To cause or force to go; to take.
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Miner
::
Miner (n.) One who
mines;
a
digger
for
metals,
etc.; one
engaged
in the
business
of
getting
ore, coal, or
precious
stones,
out of the
earth;
one who digs
military
mines;
as,
armies
have
sappers
and
miners..
Beg
::
Beg (v. t.) To ask to be
appointed
guardian
for, or to ask to have a
guardian
appointed
for..
Burn
::
Burn (v. i.) To have a
condition,
quality,
appearance,
sensation,
or
emotion,
as if on fire or
excessively
heated;
to act or rage with
destructive
violence;
to be in a state of
lively
emotion
or
strong
desire;
as, the face
burns;
to burn with
fever..
Dingo
::
Dingo (n.) A wild dog found in
Australia,
but
supposed
to have
introduced
at a very early
period.
It has a
wolflike
face, bushy tail, and a
reddish
brown
color..
Euryalida
::
Euryalida
(n. pl.) A tribe of
Ophiuroidea,
including
the
genera
Euryale,
Astrophyton,
etc. They
generally
have the arms
branched.
See
Astrophyton..
Handle
::
Handle
(v. t.) To
receive
and
transfer;
to have pass
through
one's
hands;
hence,
to buy and sell; as, a
merchant
handles
a
variety
of
goods,
or a large
stock..
Uti Possidetis
::
Uti
possidetis
() The basis or
principle
of a
treaty
which
leaves
belligerents
mutually
in
possession
of what they have
acquired
by their arms
during
the war.
Ponderate
::
Ponderate
(v. i.) To have
weight
or
influence.
Run
::
Run (n.)
Continued
repetition
on the
stage;
-- said of a play; as, to have a run of a
hundred
successive
nights..
Allude
::
Allude
(v. i.) To refer to
something
indirectly
or by
suggestion;
to have
reference
to a
subject
not
specifically
and
plainly
mentioned;
--
followed
by to; as, the story
alludes
to a
recent
transaction..
Eccentric
::
Eccentric
(a.) Not
having
the same
center;
-- said of
circles,
ellipses,
spheres,
etc.,
which,
though
coinciding,
either
in whole or in part, as to area or
volume,
have not the same
center;
--
opposed
to
concentric..
Anticipate
::
Anticipate
(v. t.) To
foretaste
or
foresee;
to have a
previous
view or
impression
of; as, to
anticipate
the
pleasures
of a
visit;
to
anticipate
the evils of
life..
Part
::
Part (v. i.) To have a part or
share;
to
partake.
Refer
::
Refer (v. i.) To have
relation
or
reference;
to
relate;
to
point;
as, the
figure
refers
to a
footnote..
Keep
::
Keep (v. t.) To have in
custody;
to have in some place for
preservation;
to take
charge
of.
Atlantides
::
Atlantides
(n. pl.) The
Pleiades
or seven
stars,
fabled
to have been the
daughters
of
Atlas..
Grade
::
Grade (n.) The
result
of
crossing
a
native
stock with some
better
breed.
If the
crossbreed
have more than three
fourths
of the
better
blood,
it is
called
high
grade..
Hobnob
::
Hobnob
(adv.)
Have or have not; -- a
familiar
invitation
to
reciprocal
drinking.
Burn
::
Burn (n.) The
operation
or
result
of
burning
or
baking,
as in
brickmaking;
as, they have a good
burn..
Spider
::
Spider
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
arachnids
comprising
the order
Araneina.
Spiders
have the
mandibles
converted
into
poison
fangs,
or
falcers.
The
abdomen
is large and not
segmented,
with two or three pairs of
spinnerets
near the end, by means of which they spin
threads
of silk to form
cocoons,
or
nests,
to
protect
their eggs and
young.
Many
species
spin also
complex
webs to
entrap
the
insects
upon which they prey. The eyes are
usually
eight in
number
(rarely
six), and are
situated
on t
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