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over-rehearse
over-rehearse v. 
/ˌoʊvəriˈhərs/
Brit. /ˌəʊvərᵻˈhəːs/
, /ˌəʊvərᵻˈhəːs/U.S. /ˌoʊvərəˈhərs/
, /ˌoʊvərəˈhərs//ˌoʊvəriˈhərs/ΚΠ
1976 Gramophone May 1732/1 Most concerts are under-rehearsed and rely too much on the inspiration of the moment, or are over-rehearsed and so dead.
1999 B. G. Shapiro Reinventing Drama 190 It is just as important for actors not to overrehearse or rehearse too close to a performance.
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- to have got nothing to do with
- to have got on
- to have got on the brain
- to have got one's ears on
- to have got someone where one wants her
- to have got someone where one wants him
- to have got something
- to have got something on the brain
- to have got to do with
- to have got what it takes
- to have got where one wants her
- to have got where one wants him
- to have great miss of
- to have great price of
- to have great price upon
- to have green fingers
- to have guts for garters
- to have guts in one's brains
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- to have had enough of
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- to have had more —— than you etc had hot dinners
- to have had more —— than you have had hot dinners
- to have had more —— than you he has had hot dinners
- to have had one's chips