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have got the face on

have got the face on is the alternative form of have a face on.

Meaning of have a face on

Verb

have a face on (third-person singular simple present has a face on, present participle having a face on, simple past and past participle had a face on)

  1. (Northern England) To be in a bad mood.

Forms of have got the face on

third-person singular presenthas got the face on
present participlehaving got the face on
past participlehad got the face on
pasthad got the face on

Questions about have got the face on

What is have got the face on the alternative form of?
Have got the face on is the alternative form of have a face on.

Words near have got the face on in the dictionary

  1. have got more chins than a Chinese phone book
  2. have got more chins than a Chinese phonebook
  3. have got more chins than Chinatown
  4. have got someone's back
  5. have got someone's six
  6. have got the face on
  7. have got to
  8. have green fingers
  9. have had enough
  10. have had it
  11. have had it up to here

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