Have eyes bigger than one’s belly

see Eyes bigger than one’s belly

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Have eyes in the back of one’s head

see Eyes in the back of one’s head

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Have it in spades

see In spades

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Have no price

see Pay the price

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Have not a hope in hell

see Not a hope in hell

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Have not the foggiest idea/notion

This expression means to admit total ignorance, to have no idea at all, and dates from the late 19th/early 20th century. It derives from the notion of...

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Have one’s back to the wall

see Backs to the wall

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Have one’s chips

see Chips

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Have one’s hand in the cookie jar

see Cookie jar

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Have one’s head screwed on the right way

see Have a screw loose

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Have one’s heart in one’s mouth

see Heart in one’s mouth

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Have one’s tail up

To be in good spirits, the opposite of to have one’s tail between one’s legs, derives from observation of dogs who convey their emotions via the posit...

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Have one’s work cut out

A very difficult workload with the implication that is not likely to be completed in the allotted time. The expression has been around since the 17th...

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Have other fish to fry

see Bigger/other fish to fry

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Have over a barrel

see Over a barrel

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