depone /di-pōnˈ/

1. To lay down
2. To deposit
3. To testify upon oath

depōˈnent adjective (grammar)

Having a passive form but active meaning, as if having laid aside the passive (really middle or reflexive) meaning

1. A deponent verb (grammar)
2. A person who makes a deposition, esp under oath, or whose written testimony is used as evidence in a court of justice

• 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
• have one's heart set on
• have one's knife in
• have one's marbles
• have one's monkey up
• have one's name in the Gazette
• have one's own way
• have one's shirt out
• have one's way