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have doing

hæv duɪŋ

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1 general:: Phrase(s): have something doing [and] have something on to have plans for a particular period of time. (Note the variation with anything in the examples. Fixed order.) • Bob: Are you busy Saturday night? Bill: Yes, I’ve got something doing. • I don’t have anything doing Sunday night. • I have something on almost every Saturday.

McGrawhill's American Idioms And Phrasal Verbs

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HAVE CLEAN HANDS

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