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

Yet audience members would gladly correct any comic who’d assume the restaurant was Mexican, or mispronounce the word “pupusas,” as Battle sheepishly recalled during his own set.

From Los Angeles Times

But as a music nerd, who'd devoured back issues of NME magazine as a teenager, she knew what came next: The second album slump.

From BBC

Supervisor Kenneth Hahn once asked in a manner that was witheringly rhetorical, “Who’d go to see the Anaheim Rams?”

From Los Angeles Times

His efforts were soon bolstered by the other lawyers who'd represented the various Hillsborough families.

From BBC

But showrunner and creator Jenny Han, who adapted the coming-of-age romantic drama from her own bestselling YA novels, is the last person who’d let slip whether fans will get the swoony endgame of their dreams or one that deviates from the books.

From Los Angeles Times