Merriam-Webster's Dictionary and Thesaurus - Merriam-Webster [640]
1have “” verb had ; hav·ing; has “” 1 : to hold in possession; also : to hold in one's use, service, or regard
2 : to be compelled or forced — usu. used with an infinitive with to <~ to go now>
3 : to stand in relationship to 4 : OBTAIN; also : RECEIVE, ACCEPT 5 : to be marked by 6 : SHOW; also : USE, EXERCISE 7 a : to experience esp. by submitting to, undergoing, or suffering <~ a cold> b : TAKE <~ a look> 8 : to entertain in the mind <~ an idea> 9 : to cause to 10 : to consent to : ALLOW 11 : to be competent in 12 a : to hold in a disadvantageous position b : to take advantage of : TRICK 13 : to give birth to 14 : to partake of 15 — used as an auxiliary with the past participle to form the present perfect, past perfect, or future perfect — have at : ATTACK — have coming : DESERVE — have done with : to be finished with — have had it : to have endured all one will permit or can stand — have to do with : to have in the way of relation with or effect on Synonyms [1] command, enjoy, hold, occupy, own, possess, retain; also keep, reserve, withhold; bear, carry; boast, show off, sport Antonyms lack, want usually have to [2] must, need, ought, shall, should—more at NEED [7a] endure, experience, feel, know, see, suffer, sustain, taste, undergo—more at EXPERIENCE [8] bear, cherish, entertain, harbor, hold, nurse—more at HARBOR [12b] beguile, bluff, cozen, deceive, delude, dupe, fool, gull, hoax, hoodwink, humbug, misinform, mislead, string along, take in, trick—more at DECEIVE 2have noun : one that has material wealth ha·ven noun 1 : a part of a body of water protected and deep enough to furnish anchorage : HARBOR, PORT 2 : a place of safety