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what'd

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[wuht-id, hwot-, hwuht-, wot-, hwuhd, wuhd] / ˈwʌt ɪd, ˈʰwɒt-, ˈʰwʌt-, ˈwɒt-, ʰwʌd, wʌd /
  1. contraction of what did: What'd you say?


Usage

See contraction.

Example Sentences

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When I asked him what’d happened, he said he’d tell me the whole story if I’d find him dry clothes and a hot meal and get him to the nearest train station.

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“What’d he do now?” she asked the social worker.

From Literature

“What’d he do now?” she asked.

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“We should invite him to join us here sometime if he can still make the walk. What d’you think?”

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“What’d your mom say when she found out?”

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