Crossword Clue: They might have it
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Possibly related crossword clues for "They might have it"
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- Answers to "All in favor . . . "
- Appropriate anagram for yeas
- Approving votes
- Approving words
- Apt anagram for "yeas"
- Assents, asea
- Assents asea
- Assents at sea
- Assents on deck
- Assents on the briny
- Assents on the sea
- Assents to the captain
- Bill passers
- Bill-supporting votes
- Admiral's affirmatives
- Billy Budd's affirmatives
- Audible votes
- Affirmations to captains
- Affirmative actions?
- Affirmative votes
- Affirmatives at sea
- Affirmatives
- Agreeing words
- Agreements aboard
- Agreements at sea
- Agreements in D.C.
- All in favor
- All those in favor
- Certain assents
- Favorable votes
- Certain voiced votes
- Certain votes
- Bridge assents
- Homophone of the only letters absent from the answers, and also the clues
- Congressional approvals
- House calls?
- Chorus after "All in favor"
- Chorus for Queeg
- Chorus of support
- First half of a Senate vote
- First side to vote
- Enough of them can override a veto
- Ensigns' answers
- Ensign's answers
- Ensign's okays
- Ensign's OKs
- Ensign's positive answers
- Enthusiastic votes
- Calls for passage
- Floor assents
- Floor votes
- Cries made in passing?
- In-favor votes
- Capitol Hill assents
- Capitol Hill votes
- Captains often hear them
- For people?
- 'For' votes
- "For" votes
- Pirates' assents
- Pirates' yeses
- Motion carriers, at times
- Motion carriers
- Motion-carrying votes
- Motion passers
- Motion supporters
- Some assents
- ''The ___ have it''
- "The ___ have it!"
- "The ___ have it!" (phrase heard when a bill passes in Congress)
- "The ___ have it!" (triumphant phrase heard in Congress)
- "The ___ have it"
- Verbal salutes
- Some roll-call calls
- Some roll call votes
- Rogers on a ship
- Roll-call calls
- Roll call calls, sometimes
- Roll call calls
- Roll-call count
- Roll call replies
- Roll call votes
- Roll-call votes
- Some voice votes
- Some votes
- Quarterdeck affirmatives
- Pair for a captain?
- Pair of words to a captain?
- Shipboard responses
- Shipboard yeses
- Mates' affirmatives
- Mate's affirmatives
- Mates' assents
- Music to a captain's ears?
- Vocal support
- Voice vote shouts
- Votes
- Votes for.
- Votes for supporters
- Votes for
- Votes from the pros
- Votes from those in favor
- Votes in favor
- Votes in favour
- Votes in Parliament
- Votes of support
- Voting affirmations
- Voting side
- Parliament votes
- Parliamentary stands
- Parliamentary votes
- Parliamentary yeses
- Shouts from supporters
- Shouts of support
- Sounds from the pros
- Sounds heard on Capitol Hill
- Popeye's yeses
- Nautical affirmatives
- Nautical agreements
- Nautical assents
- Nautical "yeses"
- Nautical yeses
- Naval affirmatives
- Naval agreements?
- Naval agreements
- Naval answers
- Naval assents
- Naval responses
- Nays' cancelers
- Nays' counterpart
- Nays' foes
- Nays' opponents
- Nays' opposites
- Nays' undoers
- ... & nays
- Passing comments?
- Passing judgments?
- Passing needs
- Passing remarks?
- Passing requirement
- Passing requirements
- Passing side?
- Positive votes
- Positive words
- One side of a vote
- Legislative positives
- Legislators' votes
- Ones in favor
- Replies on the Enterprise
- Pro group
- Pro side
- Pro votes, especially asea
- Pro votes
- Responses following "All those in favor"
- Opposite of nays, in Congress
- Not nays
- Side for passage
- They carry motions
- Sailing affirmatives
- Sailors' affirmatives
- Sailor's affirmatives
- Sailor's assents
- Sailors' assents
- Supporters' agreements
- Supporters' answers
- Supporters' calls
- Supporters' cries
- Supporters' responses
- Supporters' shouts
- Supporting ballots
- Supporting people
- They "have it," occasionally
- They have it, often
- Salt agreements
- Salt agreements?
- Salts' assents
- Salty assents
- They may "have it"
- They may have it, in a vote
- They may have it, in Congress
- They may have it
- They mean yes
- They might have it in the Senate
- They might have it
- Swabbies' agreements
- They often “have it.”
- They often have it
- They pass bills
- They sometime have it
- They sometimes have it
- They sometimes have it?
- They sometimes have it in Congress
- They sometimes "have it"
- They're equivalent to (and an anagram of) "yeas"
- They're for the proposition
- They're needed for bill passing
- They're needed for bills
- They're needed for passage
- Words from a pro?
- Words from pros?
- Words from the pro group
- Words from the pros
- Words heard on the Hill
- Words of agreement
- They're pros
- Words of support
- Words said in passing?
- Words that pass bills
- Words to a captain
- They're usually first to raise their hands
- Those for a motion
- Those for it
- Those in favor
- Those voting for the motion
- Those voting for
- Thumbs-up verbal votes
- Thumbs-up votes
- "Yea" votes
- Tar's affirmatives
- Tars' affirmatives
- Tar's assents
- Seafarers' assents
- Seafaring assents
- Seagoing assents
- Seaman's yeses
- Seamen's agreements
- Seamen's assents
- What pros provide
- Yeoman's affirmatives
- Yeoman's yeses
- Yes votes
- Yeses
- Yeses at sea
- Yeses in a roll-call vote
- Yeses in Congress
- Yeses on the high seas
- Yeses on the Hill
- What some upraised hands represent
- "Up" votes
- What's heard after "All those in favor"
- Senate majority group, maybe?
- Senate tally
- Senate votes
Recent Usage of They might have it in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "They might have it" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used They might have it in their crossword puzzles recently:
- New York Times - Jan. 8, 2012
- LA Times Sunday Calendar - Nov. 13, 2011
- Wall Street Journal Friday - Aug. 8, 2008
- Newsday - Sept. 17, 2005
