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had something over with

had something over with is the simple past and past participle of have something over with.

Meaning of have something over with

Verb

have something over with (third-person singular simple present has something over with, present participle having something over with, simple past and past participle had something over with)

  1. (idiomatic) To experience the ending or completion of something.
    • I am going to let the evidence (T-3745) stand for whatever it is worth and you may go ahead and put the other one in too and then we will have that over with, and you can go ahead and put the other one in.1949 April 22, Records and Briefs of the United States Supreme Court, published 1950, page 4847

Questions about had something over with

What is had something over with the simple past and past participle of?
Had something over with is the simple past and past participle of have something over with.

Words near had something over with in the dictionary

  1. had someone's six
  2. had something going for one
  3. had something going with someone
  4. had something on good authority
  5. had something over someone
  6. had something over with
  7. had something to show for something
  8. had the advantage of someone
  9. had the ball in one's court
  10. had the best of it
  11. had the biscuit

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