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have rocks in one's head

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Nearby words

  1. have one's work cut out for one,
  2. have oneself,
  3. have out,
  4. have pity on,
  5. have pull with,
  6. have someone by the balls,
  7. have someone's ear,
  8. have someone's hide,
  9. have someone's number,
  10. have something against
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