have on
Intermediate (B1)informal
To be wearing something, or to have something planned, or to trick someone into believing something false.
"She had on a bright red coat that made her easy to spot in the crowd."
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[laughter] I have on.
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I have on you.
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Next we have on.
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People have on costume.