let's have it

A British exclamation of enthusiasm, triumph, or encouragement, used when something good happens or when urging someone to go for it. A phonetic rendering of have it with the h dropped in Cockney and broader urban British speech. Common in football terraces, casual banter, and social media reactions to exciting moments. Conveys pure unbridled enthusiasm without much nuance or qualification.

A British exclamation — typically shouted in a moment of triumph, excitement, or encouragement — equivalent to 'have it!' or 'yes!' Commonly heard at football matches, in pub banter, and among working-class communities in England. The dropped 'h' reflects regional pronunciation patterns, particularly in northern England and parts of London. Typically used to celebrate a goal, a successful move, or any moment of decisive action. High-energy and enthusiastic in register.

British and Australian slang meaning to have sex with someone. Typically used in casual, informal conversation and carries a blunt, unpretentious connotation — it's the kind of phrasing found in tabloid headlines or bawdy pub conversation rather than anything romantic. The phrase is well-established in British English and has been in use since at least the mid-20th century. It can refer to a single encounter and often implies something opportunistic or casual rather than a committed relationship.