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

Another new Republican member was Rucho, the so-called Northern Hammer who’d worked on election policy with Lewis.

From Salon

But until that moment I hadn’t actually seen it the way someone who’d been to war saw it.

From Salon

The town was settled by Kerri’s Mormon ancestors, Polly Ann and William Lewis Penrod, who’d been called by Brigham Young to uproot their nine children from Utah and, with hundreds of others, colonize the Little Colorado River Valley — an area that stretches south and east through the White Mountains toward the New Mexico border.

From Los Angeles Times

As one Palisadian who’d sneaked back in told me: “Honestly, I did not see a single truck here.”

From The Wall Street Journal

The coach who’d spent the previous two years at Ole Miss as Kiffin’s defensive coordinator also needed to get to know half his team in short order.

From The Wall Street Journal