English Dictionary

Definition of “have nothing on”

have nothing on or have got nothing on

" If the judge has nothing to disclose, then they really must have nothing on him," she said.

Ottawa Sun (2003)

Abbott's enemies have nothing on him now and public sympathy will be on his side.

The Mercury, Sunday Tasmanian (2005)

Big, who boasts 23in biceps, 20in calves and 37in thighs, reckons British glamour girls have nothing on his 28-year-old wife.

Sun, News of the World (2002)

For a moment he lay still, lazily enjoying that moment when you aren't quite awake and have nothing on your mind.

Arthur, Robert Three in One

He said yesterday: "I have nothing on my conscience about that interview.

Times, Sunday Times (2002)

I go through a sort of checklist like a pilot, except we have nothing on paper.

Hilton, Christopher Ayrton Senna - the hard edge of genius

I've often wondered what it would be like to have nothing on my conscience.

Forbes, Bryan The Endless Game

Once she gets the bit between her teeth, horses have nothing on Sue.

Malcolm, John Gothic Pursuit

The statement `I have nothing on my shopping list yet" causes no problems.

New Scientist (1998)

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