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It means to talk nonsense, chatter. "And if I haver, I'm going to be the one havering to you." The Proclaimers
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\Ha"ver\, v. i. Etymol. uncertain. To maunder; to talk foolishly; to chatter. Scot. --Sir W. Scott. "...and if I haver, whatever the fuck that means, I'm gonna be the one who's havering to you"
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1. haver (English) possessor; land owner; proprietor; master 2. haver (from Hebrew) friend; comrade; companion. 3. haver (from scot) to talk nonsense; babble "It is held that valor is the chiefest virtue, and most dignifies the haver." - William Shakespeare (1564–1616), British dramatist, poet. Cominius, in Coriolanus, act 2, sc. 2, l. 83-5. Praising Coriolanus for his courage in battle
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To put forth no effort when you assure people that something will get done; failing miserably when people are (inexplicably) depending on you Scott: "Hey V, did you install those lab stats on all those things over there and this and that?"
Vitaliy: "No, sorry Scott. I totally Havered it. |
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that thing your mama does when the deer is lying on the ground almost dead and its one eye is twitching up at you. I walked outside to see the deer we had just shot from the upstairs window, and it havered up at me.
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painting a log pink , while being naked and drinking canada dry giner ale w/no ice "And if I haver, I'm going to be the one havering to you."
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