it'd

[ it-uhd ]

1. contraction of it would.
2. contraction of it had.

Usage Note

See contraction.

Example Sentences

As late as 2001, there were only six mobile phone numbers listed in the ITD, the court heard.

From The Daily Beast

Mebbe itd be cheaper, after all, to settle out o court rather n to law uncle.

From Project Gutenberg

Itd be just like me to refuse to tow a single blame log if you dont obey orders.

From Project Gutenberg

The boys used to say itd come back to him some day or other, and warned Billie never to fully trust Jupiter.

From Project Gutenberg

Itd take me some time to get enough of the long green together I sure reckon.

From Project Gutenberg

Mebbe if you had of been a few times when he was small itd of been better.

From Project Gutenberg