The initial idioms of the letter H

have a thin skin	have a thing
having a wonderful time; wish you were here	have a worm in (one's) tongue
have (some/any) qualms about (something or someone	have (something) at heart
have (someone or something) by the tail	have enough sense to pound salt
have enough sense to pound sand	have any joy
no joy	have no strings attached
have one over (the) eight	have had (one's) chips
have strings attached	have lead in (one's) pants
have many strings to (one's) bow	have more than one string to (one's) bow
have nine lives	have one for the worms
have (sexual) relations (with someone)	have scales fall from (one's) eyes
have sex	have the blues
having the time of my life	havoc
haw	hawks and doves
hawk	Hawkins