Definition of "haver" [ha•ver•hav•er]

• To hem and haw (verb)
• To maunder; to talk foolishly; to chatter; talking nonsense; to babble (verb)
• The cereal oats. (noun)
• One who has, possesses etc. (noun)

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• "The safest method was one Mossadniks called haver mevir haver, Hebrew for "a friend brings along a friend.""
• "The old 50th had its share too, and the blockheads in the East, who 'haver' over their wine of India's being in a state to require no British troops, are wrong: for, liberally contributing the full meed of praise to the Seapoy Battalions, that praise is so rested on the British soldier's example, the want of that 'point d'appui 'would entail a dire want indeed, that of victory!"
• "'haver', or oats, 10d., a good mower cutting 4 acres a day."