wouldst

American  

[woodst, wootst] / wʊdst, wʊtst /

Also wouldest

verb

Archaic.

1. 2nd person singular past tense of will.

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wouldst British  

/ wʊdst /

verb

1. archaic a singular form of the past tense of will 1

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Example Sentences

“Now I shall haf to show thee all my heart, and I so gladly will, because thou must take care of it hereafter. See, then, my Jo—ah, the dear, funny little name—I had a wish to tell something the day I said goodbye in New York, but I thought the handsome friend was betrothed to thee, and so I spoke not. Wouldst thou have said ‘Yes’, then, if I had spoken?”

From Literature

Sculptor, wouldst thou glad my soul,

From Washington Post

For ’tis a dish that thou wouldst prize!

From Washington Post

Wouldst thou in a locomotive train?

From Washington Post

Or wouldst thou in a boat upon the main?

From Washington Post