How to pronounce “rumour had it”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• simple past of rumour has it

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so they said, had had it, broke the story, did the rounds, broke the news, knew someone, knew, that was that, lay about, came to pass, got a clue, gave the lie to, came true, came about, gave lie to, mistook, went without saying, took for granted, took the piss, went round, took it, was right, was there, went round the houses, ghost-wrote, went viral, wore the trousers, got the ball rolling, swore, got rid of, rewrote, came to mind, took, went all round the houses, took shape, bullshat, came to nought, took credit for, knew of, went past, blew the whistle, came a gutser, saw things, knew someone when, gave up the ghost, did it, lay low, couldn't seem, spoke one's mind, took place, rang up the curtain, arose, took it on the lam, came the old soldier, gave notice, was a thing, got about, might've, took the meaning, rose up, took a joke, went the way of the dodo, woke up, came and went, knew better, got the chop, came round, spoke up, lay down, was silent, went around, spoke in tongues, gave a bad name, took a look, came forth, took on faith, went to the toilet, took turns, foreshewed, fell asleep, came up from behind, was around, rang down the curtain, heered, took something off one's chest, begot, took something as it came, took the count, could, ran around, ghost wrote, went around the houses, bit the biscuit, came to the fore, woke up and smelt the ashes, took at face value, went with one's gut, went hand in hand, came out, saw the day

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