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have the dirts with

have the dirts with verb: to resent or be angry at.

Verb

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

  1. (slang) To resent or be angry at.
    • 'And anyway,' he added, 'Sprocket has the dirts with ya.'2011, Caesar Campbell, Donna Campbell, Wrecking Crew, →ISBN
    • Alternatively, if I wasn't worried about anything at work I would sit in the lounge room or at the dinner table and wonder what my partner was thinking, sure that she had the dirts with me over some work issue, just because she was a bit quiet.2012, Adam Fraser, The Third Space, →ISBN, page 51

Forms of have the dirts with

third-person singular presenthas the dirts with
present participlehaving the dirts with
past participlehad the dirts with
pasthad the dirts with

Questions about have the dirts with

What does have the dirts with mean?
Have the dirts with means to resent or be angry at.
What part of speech is have the dirts with?
Have the dirts with is a verb.
What is the past tense of have the dirts with?
The past tense of have the dirts with is had the dirts with.

Words near have the dirts with in the dictionary

  1. have the biscuit
  2. have the black ox tread on one's foot
  3. have the blues
  4. have the cards
  5. have the cards in one's hands
  6. have the dirts with
  7. have the drains up
  8. have the drop on
  9. have the first idea
  10. have the floor
  11. have the foggiest

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