have it in for (someone) -Idioms

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have it in for (someone)

to show ill will to someone, to dislike someone

I have been having problems at work recently. I think that the new supervisor has it in for me.

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have it out with (someone)

have mixed feelings about (someone or something)

have money to burn

have never had it so good

have no business (doing something)

have none of (something)

have nothing on (someone or something)

have nothing to do with (someone or something)

have nothing/none to spare

get a slap on the wrist

share (someone's) pain

have a price on one's head

sick and tired of (someone or something)

fed up with (someone or something)

put out (something) or put (something) out

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In kentucky, it's against the law to walk around with ice cream in your hip pocket. .. More >>

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