who'd

American  

[hood] / hud /

1. contraction of who would:

   Who'd have thought it!

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who'd British  

/ huːd /

contraction

1. who had or who would

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Usage

See contraction.

Example Sentences

Five years ago, the singer - better known as Raye - made a bid for freedom, cutting ties with record label who'd forced her to make generic dance tracks she dismissed as "really boring".

From BBC

After meeting as teenagers, he and Seals moved to California together in the late ’50s to pursue music and soon joined the Champs, who’d just topped the Hot 100 with the mostly instrumental hit “Tequila.”

From Los Angeles Times

The room was packed with music people and book people, sober friends and poker friends, packed with the gorgeous girls who’d always loved him, our collective sorrow potent and sweet enough to pull the walls in around us tight as we said goodbye and goodbye.

From Los Angeles Times

It’s to find what she calls “patriotic millionaires” who’d move back north.

From The Wall Street Journal

On Friday, jurors preempted their pizza lunch break to ask Kuhl whether all of them should weigh in on damages, or only those who’d agreed on liability.

From Los Angeles Times