havˈing noun

1. Act of possessing
2. Possession, estate
3. (esp in pl /hāvˈingz/) behaviour, good manners (Scot)

Greedy

have-a-goˈ adjective

Willing to attempt something, esp to stop a criminal in the act

have-atˈ-him noun (Shakespeare)

A thrust

haveˈ-not noun (pl haveˈ-nots)

A person who lacks possessions

have-onˈ noun

1. A deception, a hoax
2. A piece of humbug or chaff

had as good (archaic)

Might as well

had as lief (archaic)

Would as willingly

had better or had best

Would do best to

had like see under like¹

had rather

Would prefer

have at

1. (let me) attack
2. Here goes

have done see under do¹

have had it (informal)

1. To be ruined
2. To have missed one's opportunities
3. To be doomed, beyond hope
4. To have been killed
5. (also have had that) not to be going to get or do (something)

have it

1. To prevail
2. To exceed in any way
3. To get punishment, unpleasant consequences

have it away (slang)

1. To escape
2. To have sexual intercourse (with)

have it coming (to one) (informal)

To deserve the bad luck, punishment, etc that one is getting or will get

have it in for (someone) (informal)

To have a grudge against (someone)

have it in one

To have the courage or ability within oneself (to do something)

have it off or away (with) (vulgar sl)

To have sexual intercourse (with)

have it out

To discuss a point of contention, etc explicitly and exhaustively

have on

1. To wear
2. To take in, hoax, chaff
3. To have as an engagement or appointment

have to

To be obliged to

have to be (informal)

To surely be

have to do with see under do¹

have up

To call to account (before a court of justice, etc)

have what it takes

To have the necessary qualities or capabilities (to do something)

have with you (archaic)

I am ready to go with you

I have it

I have found the answer (to a problem, etc)

let (someone) have it

To attack (someone) with words, blows, etc

not be having any (of that)

To be unwilling to accept, tolerate, etc the thing proposed or mentioned