have in tow Idiom

have in tow

Idiom(s): have sb or sth in tow

Theme: CONTROL

to lead, pull, or tow someone or something around.
• Mrs. Smith has her son in tow.
• That car has a boat in tow.

have (someone or something) in tow

1. To be accompanied by addition or something. I can't accept Joyce had all eight kids in tow aback she came into the appointment today.2. To cull or annoyance something. They accept the even in tow and will accompany it aback to the hangar.Learn more: have, tow

have someone or something in tow

Fig. to lead, pull, or tow addition or article around. Mrs. Smith has her son by the duke and in tow. That car has a baiter in tow.Learn more: have, tow

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have in tow Idiom

have in tow

have (someone or something) in tow

have someone or something in tow

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