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we-uns, pron. U.S. dial.|ˈwiːʌnz|
Also we uns, we'uns.
[f. we pron. + uns, dial. var. ones (one pron.).]
Used in place of we or us prons.
1864Harper's Mag. Dec. 16/2 ‘What for you uns’, said they, in their barbaric dialect, ‘come down here to fight we uns?’ 1865O. L. Jackson Colonel's Diary (1922) 208 If we 'uns were to go down to Goldbro or Raleigh, do you think we 'uns could get any old creetur?.. A horse or a mule? 1907H. B. Wright Shepherd of Hills xi. 105 You can get out o' these hills an' be somebody like we'uns. Ibid. xii. 109 He sure talks so we'uns can understand. 1913H. Kephart Our Southern Highlanders xiii. 286 Let's we-uns all go over to youerunses house. 1938C. H. Matschat Suwannee River iii. 53 We-uns'll..light for home. |