haver
/ˈheɪvər/
noun
- A person who owns or possesses something.
- The haver of the winning lottery number came forward to claim the money.
- In the game, the haver of the golden ticket wins a special prize.
- As the haver of the only key, she had to let everyone into the building.
- A person who talks nonsense or hesitates (chiefly Scottish and Northern English).
- She called him a haver for suggesting they could fly to the moon.
- Don't listen to him; he's a bit of a haver when he's tired.
- The old man was known as a haver, always telling wild stories.