have (someone) going

1. To convince or persuade someone into temporarily believing an untruth; to fool someone, especially briefly. Man, you really had me going there with that fake winning lottery ticket!

2. To arouse, excite, or upset someone, usually for a brief period of time. Seeing that model in his underwear really had me going! That rumor that the company was dissolving had me going for a while, but it looks like our jobs are safe for the moment.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Regina	rə-JEEN-ə (English), rə-GEEN-ə (English), rə-JIEN-ə (English), re-GEE-nah (German, Polish), re-JEE-nah (Italian), RE-gee-naw (Hungarian)	English, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Lithuanian, Polish, Czech, Hungarian, Swedish, Norweg
Shihab	-	Arabic
Delia (1)	DEEL-ee-ə (English), DEEL-yə (English), DEL-yah (Italian, Spanish)	English, Italian, Spanish, Romanian, Greek Mythology
Alwin	AHL-veen (German), AHL-win (Dutch), AHL-vin (Dutch)	German, Dutch, Ancient Germanic
Busby	['hʌzbi]
Eimear	EE-mur	Irish