| Idiom | Meaning | Example |
| have a case of |
be sick from, have a disease
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I was in bed. I had a bad case of the flu.
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| have a chair |
please sit down on a chair, have a seat
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"Please have a chair," my aunt said, and the man sat down.
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| have a clue |
know about the answer, know about the topic
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I didn't have a clue about the answer to Question 2.
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| have a conniption |
become very upset, have a fit
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Stop playing your violin, or Mom will have a conniption!
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| have a crush on |
(See got a crush on)
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| have a cow |
(See don't have a cow)
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| have a drag |
draw smoke through a cigarette, have a drag
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I'm out of cigarettes. Can I have a drag of yours?
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| have a fit |
become very excited, have a conniption
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Promise me you won't have a fit if I fail math.
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| have a fix |
take some drugs, get a fix, shoot up
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After he's had a fix, he's happy. The heroin satisfies his need.
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| have a flat |
have a hole in a tire, have a flat tire
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If you have a flat, phone a service station for help.
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