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one'd

/wʌnd/

one'd contraction: one would.

Contraction

one'd

  1. (contraction, informal) One would.
    • So ignorant of her job was she that one quarter-caste kiddie I pointed out she said was a halfcaste, and to prove it called the child out and asked her, as one'd speak to a prisoner in jail, wasn't her mother a lubra.1938, Xavier Herbert, chapter VII, in Capricornia, page 107

Questions about one'd

What does one'd mean?
One'd means one would.
What part of speech is one'd?
One'd is a contraction.
How do you pronounce one'd?
One'd is pronounced /wʌnd/.

Words near one'd in the dictionary

  1. one who hesitates is lost
  2. one will know the reason why
  3. one with another
  4. one woman's trash is another woman's treasure
  5. one word leads to another
  6. one'd
  7. one's
  8. one's ass is dragging
  9. one's ass is grass
  10. one's back is up
  11. one's bark is worse than one's bite

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