intercept /in-tər-septˈ/

1. To stop and seize on the way from one place to another
2. To cut off
3. To stop, alter, or interrupt the progress of
4. To take or comprehend between (mathematics)

1. That part of a line that is intercepted (mathematics)
2. The act of intercepting

intercepˈter or intercepˈtor noun

1. A person or thing which intercepts
2. A light, swift aeroplane for pursuit

intercepˈtion noun

• have no words for
• havens
• haven't
• have on
• have-on
• have one foot in the grave
• have one's back to the wall
• have one's cake and eat it
• have one's collar felt
• have one's ear to the ground
• have oneself to thank for
• have one's end away
• have one's eye on
• have one's face lifted
• have one's feet on the ground
• have one's fill of
• have one's finger on the button
• have one's fingers all thumbs
• have one's hands full
• have one's head screwed on
• have one's head screwed on the right way
• have one's heart in it
• have one's heart in one's boots
• have one's heart in one's mouth
• have one's heart in the right place