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yous

1 American  
[yooz, yuhz, yiz] / yuz, yəz, yɪz /

pronoun

  1. youse.


yous 2 American  
[yooz] / yuz /

noun

  1. plural of you.


yous British  
/ juːz /

pronoun

  1. not_standard refers to more than one person including the person or persons addressed but not including the speaker

    yous have all had it now

    I'm fed up with yous

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Example Sentences

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When comedian and actress Amy Poehler of Good Hang with Amy Poehler won the prize, she fangirled over the rapper and excitedly delivered her thank yous.

From BBC

The black-clad, 23-year-old singer-songwriter barely spoke to the audience, uttering only a couple of thank yous during one of two solo performances at the venue this past weekend.

From The Wall Street Journal

It's a rare flash of humour from the frontman, whose onstage utterings are mostly limited to mumbled "thank yous".

From BBC

Indeed, everyone in Sennott’s LA throws around “I love yous” and air-kisses like chewing gum wrappers blowing into the gutter.

From Salon

Volunteers were greeted with fist bumps, air kisses and shouted thank yous.

From Los Angeles Times