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who'd
[ hood ]
- contraction of who would:
Who'd have thought it!
who'd
/ ː /
contraction of
- who had or who would
Usage Note
Example Sentences
Teenagers who’d discovered the band on tiny stages in the back of bars or through word of mouth and cassette tapes at parties have stuck with the trio for decades, and Hoppus remains equally loyal to them.
Fairfax had this coach, Steve Miller, who’d wear John Travolta-like attire from the 1977 film “Saturday Night Fever.”
Rather, they were penned anonymously decades after his death, likely by disciples of his teachings who’d never actually met him but wanted to spread the word.
Donald and Melania Trump each launched their own crypto tokens in January, which will serve as useful bribery mechanisms for those who’d like to declare financial fealty to the new president and lift the paper value of his holdings at the same time.
Meanwhile, Pete Hegseth, when confronted by a reporter about Signalgate, claimed Goldberg was a no-good, low-down down mean old snake who’d do anything for fame.
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