had
Verb
The word is derived from have
Meaning
See Have.
of Have
Source: Webster's dictionarySynonyms
Phrases with the word
Examples
"28 years ago, Penny Marshall told us a story about women playing professional baseball that up until then had been largely overlooked.
“10th lowest for California, 39 states had higher voter turnout, 12th lowest for New York, 37 states had a higher voter turnout”
“182 is more than the vast majority of Ontario health units have had in this entire pandemic.
'90s Spider-Man storyline "," took on multiple different aliases in order to investigate a murder that his Spider-Man persona had been accused of.
” (1952), showed how she and her family had worked to overcome the odds against her.
“40 percent of the U.S. federal judiciary,” writes MacLean, “had been treated to a Koch-backed curriculum.”