disburden /dis-bûrˈdən/ or disburthen /dis-bûrˈdhən/

1. To rid of a burden
2. To free
3. To unload, discharge

• have a right
• have a rod in pickle
• have a roof over one's head
• have a roving eye
• have a screw loose
• have a shot
• have a stab at
• have at
• have a temperature
• have at heart
• have a thick skin
• have-at-him
• have a thin skin
• have a tile loose
• have a time of it
• have a way with
• have a way with one
• have a wolf by the ears
• have a wolf in the stomach
• have a word with
• have bats in the belfry
• have been around
• have been had on toast
• have been in the sunshine
• have been in the wars