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wonna

American  
[wuhn-nuh] / ˈwʌn nə /
Scot.
  1. contraction of will not.


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Another, nevertheless, and ere she had a moment to breathe, followed; which was still more peremptory, and to which the chambermaid sneeringly added, 'You wonna let me look into youore work-bag, wull y?'

From The Wanderer (Volume 5 of 5) or, Female Difficulties by Fanny Burney

Nay, nay, I wonna ha' thee do that—the young squire 'ull be angered.

From Adam Bede by George Eliot

"There! it wonna urt you, my dear," he said soothingly.

From The Gentleman A Romance of the Sea by Alfred Ollivant

There's th' waggin coming wi' th' old folks in't; it'll be such a sight as wonna come o'er again, to see 'em get down an' walk along all together.

From Adam Bede by George Eliot

Yes, I might spend all the wind i' my body, an' take the bellows too, if I was to tell them gells everything as their own sharpness wonna tell 'em.

From Adam Bede by George Eliot

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