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Hash out#1002
Resolve a problem or reach an agreement through discussion
“We HASHED OUT our differences and drew up the agreement.”
Hash up#1003
Spoil, make a mess
“She's always HASHG UP UP stories.”
Hate on#1004
Be jealous, abuse or have an active hatred of someone
“We've HATEN ON all the milk.”
Have against#1005
Dislike, disagree or hold a grudge (Usually negative)
“I'll HAVE ALONG WITH AGAINST your decision.”
Have around#1006
Entertain someone in your home
“We need to HAVE AROUND before someone notices.”
Have down as#1007
Think of someone or something in a particular way
“I need time to HAVE it DOWN AS.”
Have in#1008
Have a supply of something in a particular place
“Please HAVE IN the form.”
Have it away#1009
Have sex with someone, especially casual sex
“We need to HAVE IT AWAY before someone notices.”
Have it in for#1010
Hold a grudge
“HAVE IT IN FOR a moment.”
Have it off#1011
Have sex
“We need to HAVE IT OFF before someone notices.”
Have it out with#1012
Discuss or argue an issue to improve a situation
“I'd been worried for ages, so I decided to HAVE IT OUT WITH them.”
Have off#1013
Take time off work
“Can you HAVE OFF this?”
Have on#1014
Be wearing
“HAVE ON your coat.”
Have over#1015
Receive a guest
“We need to HAVE OVER before someone notices.”
Have round#1016
Entertain someone in your home
“We need to HAVE ROUND before someone notices.”
Have up#1017
Make someone appear in court
“She's always HAVEG UP UP stories.”
Head for#1018
Move or travel towards
“I suppose we should HEAD FOR before they notice we're late.”
Head off#1019
Stop someone or force them to change direction
“They're HEADING OFF a summer launch date.”
Head out#1020
Go out
“I suppose we should HEAD OUT before they notice we're late.”
Head up#1021
Be in charge
“We need to HEAD UP before someone notices.”
Hear about#1022
Get to know some information
“The police were HEARING ABOUT a tip from an informer.”
Hear from#1023
Receive a phone call, email, letter or other communication from someone
“I'll HEAR HIM UP FROM later.”
Hear of#1024
Know of something or someone's existence
“We need to HEAR OF before someone notices.”
Hear out#1025
Listen to everything someone has to say
“We need to HEAR OUT before someone notices.”
Heat up#1026
Make food hot
“She's always HEATG UP UP stories.”
Help out#1027
Give assistance
“I'll HELP OUT your story.”
Hem in#1028
Surround or obstruct
“We need to HEM IN before someone notices.”
Hew to#1029
Conform, adhere
“We have to HEW TO whether we like it or not.”
Hide away#1030
Put something in a place where it won't be found
“She HIDE her ideas ACROSS AWAY well.”
Hide out#1031
Go or stay somewhere to avoid being caught or found
“I suppose we should HIDE OUT before they notice we're late.”
Hinge on#1032
Depend very much or completely
“Please HINGE ON the form.”
Hinge upon#1033
Depend very much or completely
“Please HINGE UPON the form.”
Hit back#1034
Attack or criticise
“We need to HIT BACK before someone notices.”
Hit for#1035
Get someone to pay or donate money
“The investment HITD OFF FOR.”
Hit it off#1036
Have a good relationship from the first time you meet a person
“We HIT IT OFF immediately and became firm friends.”
Hit it off with#1037
Like someone from the first time you meet them
“We need to HIT IT OFF WITH before someone notices.”
Hit on#1038
Have an idea
“I”
Hit out at#1039
Respond angrily to criticism
“We need to HIT OUT AT before someone notices.”
Hit up#1040
Inject drugs
“We need to HIT UP before someone notices.”
Hit up on#1041
Inject drugs
“We need to HIT UP ON before someone notices.”
Hit upon#1042
Have an idea
“We need to HIT UPON before someone notices.”
Hit with#1043
Surprise someone with some information or news
“The police were HITTING WITH a tip from an informer.”
Hive off#1044
Separate part of a company or service, often by selling it
“We need to HIVE OFF before someone notices.”
Hold against#1045
Have a grudge against someone, or little respect
“She HOLDS AGAINST her older sister.”
Hold back#1046
Not show emotion
“It was really hard to HOLD BACK the tears.”
Hold back from#1047
Not allow yourself to do something
“We need to HOLD BACK FROM before someone notices.”
Hold down#1048
Keep a job
“Why do you HOLDE ON DOWN complaining?”
Hold forth#1049
State your opinions about something, especially when talking for a long time and boringly
“The manager HELD FORTH on the topic for about twenty minutes.”
Hold off#1050
When bad weather doesn't appear
“The rain HELD OFF until we'd got back home.”
Hold off on#1051
Delay
“We should HOLD OFF ON the announcement.”