have out

verb

1. to settle (a matter) or come to (a final decision), esp by fighting or by frank discussion (often in the phrase have it out )
2. to have extracted or removed

   I had a tooth out

Idioms and Phrases

see have it out .

Example Sentences

“You're going to have big business people on the council, and you're also going to have out socialists. You are going to have renters. You're going to have people who are under 30. You're going to have people who've been in politics for 40 years. That's government. That forces dialogue. That’s how it should be.”

From Salon

You've got X number of people and . . . you can go online and you can anonymously throw whatever you want to have out there.

From Salon

“So what I’m asking you today is continue that good work, and let’s see what we can get done so we can minimize the amount of folks we need to have out there over the weekend.”

From Los Angeles Times

So that just fit exactly what it felt like it needed to be and it also it felt that that is their current song that they have out now.

From Salon

I just did a photo shoot a couple of days ago with some really sick photos — super excited to have out in the world.

From Salon