Examples of 'had words' in a sentence
Meaning of "had words"
had words: This phrase typically refers to a situation where individuals engage in an argument, disagreement, or exchange of harsh words
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- simple past tense and past participle of have words.
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had words
Had words with your friends up north.
I heard you had words with my son.
I had words for you to comfort you.
Bingham said you would had words.
They had words and it turned ugly.
When you say you had words.
And he had words for them too.
I understand the two of you had words.
I had words with his mother.
Time me and this prick had words.
I have had words with her about it before.
My mother has always had words of wisdom.
You had words that afternoon.
Chantal tells me you had words this morning.
We had words again last night.
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Saying you two had words this morning.
We had words from time to time.
They must have had words over a woman.
I had words with the new surgical attending.
I am sorry we had words this morning.
He had words with his employer and was fired.
Some works even had words painted on them.
We had words the day before she left.
She thought he had words of welcome.
Both had words written on the window pane.
Thomas told me you had words.
We heard you had words with another patron.
Diana told me you and her had words.
He and sal had words in the backroom of iI secundo.
I did not know the language of love had words.
He had words with a few people.
I never even knew it had words.
I wish had words to make you feel better.
We heard you two had words.
And he had words with the coaching staff.
You two have never had words before.
He only had words of eternal gratitude.
Boss has already had words.
But he also had words of encouragement.
She and deborah had words.
I finally had words and examples to communicate my ideas.
The trains and tanks had words on them.
But he had words of caution as well.
I walked away as he angrily had words with my manager.
Rayome had words of encouragement for the finalists.
We may have had words.
He also had words of praise for the staff.
They had had words.
He had words of encouragement for everyone.
Every time we met you had words of encouragement for me.
