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having an in

having an in is the present participle and gerund of have an in.

Meaning of have an in

Verb

have an in (third-person singular simple present has an in, present participle having an in, simple past and past participle had an in)

  1. To have connections or influence.
    • I had an "in" with the Navy .2000, Stephen F. Davis, An Oral History of Psi Chi, page 45

Questions about having an in

What is having an in the present participle and gerund of?
Having an in is the present participle and gerund of have an in.

Words near having an in in the dictionary

  1. having against
  2. having an accident
  3. having an affair
  4. having an easy time of it
  5. having an eye for
  6. having an in
  7. having another thing coming
  8. having another think coming
  9. having at
  10. having bats in one's belfry
  11. having been around

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