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have a yen for

hæv ʌ jen fɔɹ

english

1 general:: Crave or desire, as in I have a yen for a thick juicy steak. The yen in this expression comes from the Chinese yan, meaning "a craving" (probably for opium). The term was first recorded in English in 1906.

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HAVE A THING GOING

HAVE A THIRST FOR

HAVE A TIGER BY THE TAIL

HAVE A TIME OF IT

HAVE A TRY

HAVE A WAY WITH

HAVE A WAY WITH WORDS

HAVE A WEAKNESS FOR

HAVE A WEIGHT PROBLEM

HAVE A WHACK AT

HAVE A WHALE OF A TIME

HAVE A WORD WITH

HAVE A WORKING OVER

HAVE A YELLOW BELLY

HAVE A YELLOW STREAK DOWN BACK

HAVE A YEN FOR

HAVE ABOUT

HAVE AGAINST

HAVE ALL MARBLES

HAVE ALL ONE'S BUTTONS

HAVE AN ACCIDENT

HAVE AN ACE UP SLEEVE

HAVE AN ALCOHOL PROBLEM

HAVE AN APPETITE FOR

HAVE AN ARGUMENT

HAVE AN AX TO GRIND

HAVE AN EAR FOR

HAVE AN EASY TIME OF IT

HAVE AN EDGE ON

HAVE AN EFFECT ON

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