💋 To have sex 🕵️ To steal

to have it away

9.9

To have sex with someone

phrasal verb

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He was caught having it away with a coworker after hours.

Examples

Did you hear that Sarah had it away with Tom?
It's none of your business who I have it away with.
Rumor has it that she used to have it away with her neighbor.
They have it away quite often.
He was caught having it away with a coworker after hours.
It's none of your business who I have it away with.
Rumor has it that she used to have it away with her neighbor.

Synonyms

to fuck

vsto have it away

Offensive

∞ 9.9

To have sex with someone

is informal and euphemistic rather than openly vulgar

to have sex

vsto have it away

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∞ 3.0

To touch each other's private parts for physical pleasure

is informal and more idiomatic than this neutral verb

to do it

vsto have it away

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999 9.8

To have sex with someone

is equally informal but more playful or idiomatic

to love

vsto have it away

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698 8.6

To have sex with another person

is informal and more direct than this euphemistic term

to know

vsto have it away

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675 9.9

To have sex with someone

is modern informal speech rather than archaic expression

to sleep with

vsto have it away

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652 7.4

To have sex with someone

is informal and more colloquial than this polite phrasing

to make love

vsto have it away

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296 5.3

Have sex with someone you love or care about

is informal and more neutral, not emphasizing affection

to screw

vsto have it away

Offensive

205 9.9

To have sex with someone, said as a rude word

is informal and less crude in tone

to get it on

vsto have it away

Offensive

125 9.3

To have sex with someone

is informal but more idiomatic and playful

to bang

vsto have it away

Offensive

122 9.9

To have sex with someone

is informal but typically less vulgar or blunt

to get laid

vsto have it away

Offensive

95 9.9

To have sex with someone, usually in a short, casual way

is informal but not specifically about casual conquest

to sleep together

vsto have it away

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69 7.4

Have sex with another person, often when not married

is informal and less focused on social context

to hump

vsto have it away

Offensive

58 9.9

To have sex with someone, used as a rude word

is informal but avoids that crude metaphor

to have intercourse

vsto have it away

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23 8.1

To have sex with someone

is informal conversational language rather than formal wording

to be intimate

vsto have it away

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16 7.9

Have sex with someone

is informal and less polite than this euphemistic term

to bed

vsto have it away

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12 9.0

To have sex with someone

is informal without relying on that bedroom image

to lie with

vsto have it away

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6 9.1

To have sex with someone

is informal conversational language rather than formal expression

to sex

vsto have it away

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5 5.1

To have physical contact with someone for pleasure, usually in a casual way

is informal idiomatic phrasing rather than a general verb

to eff

vsto have it away

Offensive

2 9.9

To have sex with someone

is informal and more openly colloquial rather than mild

to bonk

vsto have it away

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2 9.9

To have sex with someone

is informal too but tends to be less playful

to have it off

vsto have it away

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1 9.9

To have sex with someone, used in informal British English

is informal too but more general across dialects

to have a go at it

vsto have it away

Offensive

1 9.9

To have sex with someone

is informal but suggests a slightly cruder tone

to jazz

vsto have it away

Offensive

1 9.9

To have sex with someone

is informal conversational language rather than obscure slang

to roll in the hay

vsto have it away

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9.2

To have sex briefly in a casual way

is informal speech too but more direct and idiomatic

Antonyms

celibate

33 7.3

Not having sex, often for religious reasons

sexual abstention

7.1

Choosing not to have sex for religious, moral, or personal reasons

How Intimate

to make love

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296 5.3

to have it away

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9.9

to hook up

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132 8.7

Surface Forms

have it away infinitive

had it away past

had it away past participle

having it away present participle

has it away third person singular

Morphology

have + it + away

The phrase combines 'have' (possess) with 'away' (movement/removal), so a learner might infer a sense of taking or removal, giving some cue to its meaning. However, the specific sense 'to steal' with a surreptitious/dishonest nuance and its regional/informal usage in British English are not fully predictable from the parts, so a B1 learner who knows the words would likely not reliably infer the exact idiomatic meaning without exposure.

Etymology

Have it away may come from the idea of taking someone away for private time so you can have them out of sight. One popular story says this hidden image of being taken away explains why it means 'to have sex'.