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Meanings of have words in English

Portuguese
condenar
Catalan
renyar
Spanish
reprender a gritos

Censure severely or angrily.

      condenar
      Usage of have words in English
      1
      But maybe you and your old man have words now and again?
      The blood spilt
      2
      Ever before have words of love for me fallen from your lips?
      Thuvia, Maid of Mars
      3
      We just didn't have words to label this form of discrimination.
      Feminist dot com
      4
      Andy's father had wanted to go down to Bryn's house to have words.
      Poe's children: the new horror : an anthology
      5
      Well, I shall have words if you don't answer the door.
      The Oracle Glass
      6
      When that's done I'm delighted, because I have words down to work on.
      The Irish Times
      7
      I definitely have words I use...and I most likely overuse them.
      Wired
      8
      He was too young to rough up or even have words.
      The marrowbone marble company
      9
      I don't have words for that, Carol Fraga said through tears.
      News.com.au
      10
      Publishers take heed: It pays to have words with a publisher.
      Wired
      11
      He likes to come down and have words with the batsman.
      Reuters
      12
      Watch Warner confronting fan in video below: Warner and a spectator have words.
      The South African
      13
      Out here, though-hedidn't even have words for what he saw.
      Jacinto's Remnant
      14
      I shall have to have words with that little snot Percival.
      The unnatural inquirer
      15
      A man of my station must have words if not answers.
      The bourne identity
      16
      You may want me to have words, but, dearly beloved, I have none.
      Ebony
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      United States of America
      Common
      United Kingdom
      Common