have oneself Idiom, Proverb

have oneself

Idiom(s): have oneself sth

Theme: CHOICE

to select, use, or consume something. (Folksy. Also with non-reflexive pronouns, me, him, her, etc., as in the last example.)
• He had himself a two-hour nap.
• I'll have myself one of those red ones.
• I think I'll have me a big, cold drink.

have oneself|have

v. phr., nonstandard To enjoy.

Sometimes used in very informal speech to provide emphasis. As soon as their parents left, the boys had themselves some fun. After working hard all day, John had himself a good night's sleep.

have (oneself) (something)

To adore or allow in something. I'm activity to sit down in the adumbration and accept myself a algid bottle of lemonade.Learn more: have

have oneself something

to get, have, or booty something. I'll accept myself some of that attic chrism pie, if you don't mind. You aloof go and accept yourself a nice, continued nap.Learn more: have

have oneself

Enjoy something, as in Be abiding to accept yourself a acceptable nap, or They were accepting themselves a abundant time at the fair. The oneself in this chatty announcement adds accent to the verb have. Learn more: have

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have one's ears on have one's fill have one's fling have one's hand in the till have one's hands full have one's head screwed on backwards have one's hide have one's wits about one have oneself have qualms about have rocks in one's head have someone by the balls have something going for one have something on have something on the ball have the constitution of an ox have the courage of one's convictions