we'd
/wiːd
/ /wɪd /contraction
1We had: we’d already been on board...
- Coming back on the coach that night you would have thought we'd actually won the Cup!
- After we'd finished work on it, she and her manager asked me to meet them at a club.
- And we'd only just sat down when the melodious tones of a male choir sweetly filled the air.
1.1We should or we would: we’d like to make you an offer...
- Our lads take it very seriously and we'd have loved to win but it wasn't to be.
- All I will say about the latter is that we'd be best advised to keep our voices down on this one.
- Anything that can help people in danger of losing their sight is something we'd take a great interest in.
Rhymes
- Shaddai
- shaddock
- shaddup
- shade
- shadeless
- shader
- shades of ——
- shadily
- Australasian
- Australia
- Australia Day
- Australian
- Australiana
- Australian Aboriginal language
- Australian adjective
- Australian Antarctic Territory
- Australian ballot
- Australian Capital Territory
- Australian cattle dog
- Australian Competition and Consumer Commission
- Australian Council of Social Service
- Australian Council of Trade Unions
- Australian crawl
- Australian encephalitis
- Australian flatworm