Have nothing on somebody
verb
To not be as good as someone else.
You think you're good at tennis? You have nothing on Maria, she's the best in the school.

Often appears as...
- your skills have nothing on mine
- they have nothing on us
Usage tips
Informal, Disapproving
Idiomatic
verb
To have no proof or evidence against someone.
The police released him because they had nothing on him to justify charging him.

Often appears as...
- the police have nothing on him
- they have nothing on her
Usage tips
Idiomatic
verb
To not be as good as someone else.
You think you're good at tennis? You have nothing on Maria, she's the best in the school.

Often appears as...
- your skills have nothing on mine
- they have nothing on us
Usage tips
Informal, Disapproving
Idiomatic
verb
To have no proof or evidence against someone.
The police released him because they had nothing on him to justify charging him.

Often appears as...
- the police have nothing on him
- they have nothing on her
Usage tips
Idiomatic
Definition 1 of 2

Comparative Strength
Shows that someone's ability doesn't match up to another's in specific skills or talents.

You're fast, but you have nothing on Usain Bolt's speed.
Informal Context
Used mostly in informal conversations among friends or on social media.

She may be smart, but she has nothing on you when it comes to street smarts.
Hyperbolic Expression
Often an exaggeration, not meant to be taken literally.

Wow, these cupcakes are amazing, but they have nothing on your grandma's recipe!
Comparative Strength
Shows that someone's ability doesn't match up to another's in specific skills or talents.

You're fast, but you have nothing on Usain Bolt's speed.
Informal Context
Used mostly in informal conversations among friends or on social media.

She may be smart, but she has nothing on you when it comes to street smarts.
Hyperbolic Expression
Often an exaggeration, not meant to be taken literally.

Wow, these cupcakes are amazing, but they have nothing on your grandma's recipe!
Comparative Strength
Shows that someone's ability doesn't match up to another's in specific skills or talents.

You're fast, but you have nothing on Usain Bolt's speed.
Informal Context
Used mostly in informal conversations among friends or on social media.

She may be smart, but she has nothing on you when it comes to street smarts.
Hyperbolic Expression
Often an exaggeration, not meant to be taken literally.

Wow, these cupcakes are amazing, but they have nothing on your grandma's recipe!
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