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

In between chatting up attendees who’d alternately rib him for his age and call him “a perfect role model,” Butler spoke about his hope of getting more kids to attend church regularly and to help the local unhoused community.

From Los Angeles Times

In her first SCiLL class, Allen said, “There were definitely people who’d signed up to play devil’s advocate in what they assumed would be a conservative class.”

From The Wall Street Journal

A decade later, both Coppola and Zoetrope would declare bankruptcy, and he would split with Lucas, who’d used the success of “Star Wars” to cut his own path as a Hollywood kingmaker via his own production company, Lucasfilm.

From Los Angeles Times

In a text message with ProPublica, Stone said he had received the letter from a journalist who’d gotten it from the family.

From Salon

Arenas, who’d scored at least 24 in each of his last three, opened one for six, before picking up an early second foul and heading to the bench.

From Los Angeles Times