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you&

you& pronoun: the person spoken to, including their entire system.

Pronoun

you&

  1. (rare, multiplicity) The person spoken to, including their entire system.
    • Keep in mind that being plural doesn't replace the need for human interaction. You will still need connection to people outside you&.2024 June 24, LadyXlover, Reddit

Origin of you&

From you + -&.

Questions about you&

What does you& mean?
You& means the person spoken to, including their entire system.
What part of speech is you&?
You& is a pronoun.

Words near you& in the dictionary

  1. you win
  2. you win some, you lose some
  3. you wish
  4. you wish, jellyfish
  5. you would think
  6. you&
  7. you'd
  8. you'd better believe it
  9. you'd complain if you were hung with a new rope
  10. you'd think
  11. you'd've

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