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gwine

[gwahyn]

verb

Nonstandard: Chiefly Southern U.S.
  1. present participle of go.



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They were almost impossible for me to follow, they came so fast: Gwine ta da Buzza’d.

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“Ya know ya can tell me. In fact, we gwine stand right here tills ya tell me.”

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After his mama had ten boys, she said the nex’ baby gwine be name Annie Mae no matter whut.

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Lawdy, Lawdy, it gwine be a happy time at yo house t’night!”

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I shook my head, but she said, ‘Miss Mindy ain’ gwine hurt you,’ and she pulled that sheet back.

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