haves
SayHAVZ/hævz/
- 1Rich people thought of as a group, compared with people who have little.
Like splitting a class into kids with lots of toys and kids with none.
The haves can afford good doctors, but the have-nots often cannot.
In our town, the haves live near the lake and own big homes.
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- 2Nonstandard third-person singular present of have. Standard English uses has.
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Origin
From the word "have" plus "-s". It goes back to Old English "hebban" and older Germanic words meaning "to take up" or "lift".