Has [verb]
Definition of Has:
be in possession
Synonyms of Has:
● Enjoy
● Include
● Get
● Receive
● Acquire
● Bear
● Pick up
● Accept
● Keep
● Admit
● Own
● Take
● Carry
● Retain
● Possess
● Hold
● Obtain
● Gain
● Hog
● Land
● Secure
● Annex
● Procure
● Occupy
● Compass
● Corner
● Chalk up
● Take in
● Get hands on
● Get hold of
● Have in hand
● Latch on to
● Lock up
● Sit on
● Teem with
Opposite/Antonyms of Has:
● Kill
● Want
● Stop
● Abandon
● Let go
● Free
● Spend
● Drop
● Throw away
● Offer
● Give
● Yield
● Pass
● Miss
● Lose
● Fail
● Neglect
● Forsake
● Dispossess
● Disallow
● Dispute
● Deny
● Release
● Dodge
● Avoid
● Refuse
● Forfeit
● Misunderstand
● Surrender
● Reject
● Exclude
● Need
● Lack
Sentence/Example of Has:
"He has-kept it—five years—unopened," Mona said in broken phrases scarce above a whisper.
Mr. Anderson—he's below-has crinkly noctagons, and one wouldn't believe the difference.
A formidable rival to this magnificent fall of water has-been discovered by that indefatigable traveller, Dr. Livingston.
The portion of the has-reliefs of Orvieto, given in the opposite plate, will show the importance of the jointing.
"Be careful, and don't make me a has-been," David cautioned.
Returned home, and friendly received in his high rank of a “has-been” and “recovered” prodigal?
The Khedive had returned to Has-el-Teen, which had only been partly destroyed, as soon as the blue-jackets entered.
I wanted t' make you a real lady—t' take you away from Mulligan's—but now—I'm only—a 'has-been.'
The boss hired him to stand on the stairs for a kind of scenery to show there was something doing in the has-been line upstairs.
I could make a fortune competing against beginners and dubs and has-beens, so they legislate against me.