have

to possess
(auxiliary verb forming perfect tenses)
to experience, undergo
to wind up in a certain state/situation, particularly one that is disadvantageous
to partake of a substance, action, or activity
to cause action, command to do something
to be able to speak (a language)
(as auxiliary, with the infinitive marker) to compel, oblige, or require
to bear attachment
to keep company, to host guests
to be related to (a family member)
to own
to hold in use or regard
to hold, include, contain as part of a whole
to suborn, bribe, furnish
to urge to do something one shouldn’t
to give birth
to consume, ingest
to stand in relation to
to engage in a sexual relationship with someone
to "have yet" to; to not do or complete something but expect it to occur
to "have at" something or someone, dive in, go at, tackle; to perform a task or attack an opponent
(semi-modal) "had better/best": to ought to take the best course of action

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