Definition has in British English

a cross (someone has) to bear (phrase) affect (verb) as etc someone (phrase) close the stable door after the horse has bolted (phrase) every cloud has a silver lining (phrase) every dog has day (phrase) everyone has their price (phrase) has () (has the) cat got your tongue? (phrase) has-been (noun) have (verb) have away (phrasal verb) have in (phrasal verb) have in for (phrasal verb) have moments (phrase) have off (phrasal verb) have on (phrasal verb) have out (phrasal verb) have over (phrasal verb) have round (phrasal verb) have up (phrasal verb) have/have got against (phrasal verb) look like a bomb has hit it (phrase) has it that (phrase) someone has been to hell and back (phrase) someone has made their bed, and they must lie/sleep in it (phrase) someone’s has gone cold (phrase) something has someone’s name on it (phrase) something has something to recommend it (phrase) X has left the building (phrase)