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where'd

American  
[hwaird, waird] / ʰwɛərd, wɛərd /
  1. contraction of where did:

    Where'd you go on your holiday?

  2. contraction of where would:

    Where'd you like to go?


Usage

See contraction.

Example Sentences

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“Where’d you learn to do all this?”

From Literature

“Where’d you get this plume, little girl?”

From Literature

A 2008 article in Spin magazine questioned where D'Angelo had disappeared to, and asked his friends and colleagues if there was any prospect of him returning to music.

From BBC

And then they just take off, and then someone’s gonna go, “Where’d this person come from?”

From Los Angeles Times

“I’m like, ‘Wow, where'd that come from?’

From BBC