who'd

[hood]

1. contraction of who would:

   Who'd have thought it!

who'd

/ huːd /

contraction

1. who had or who would

Usage

See contraction.

Example Sentences

Two women in publishing who’d come straight from a book launch whispered about how strange it felt to be interviewed “about what it’s like to be Muslim tonight.”

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He ran as the populist who’d fall asleep in his suit during Ramadan rather than miss a campaign stop.

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It was about everyone who’d ever been told they were too foreign, too idealistic, too poor, or too angry to lead.

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A local historian who’d been canvassing since 8 a.m. told me it was “the most moving campaign of my lifetime.”

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But this evasive action was in sharp contrast to the driver who'd been on the incorrect side of the road.

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