she'd
/ʃiːd
/ /ʃɪd /contraction
She had; she would: she’d been aboard his boat she’d be a big help in the shop...
- When her son was a small boy she'd take him to the park at the end of their street to play.
- She would ask the child about what she'd seen that morning at home or on her way to school.
- She took back some of the change she'd given him and gave him his cigarettes and he left, without a word.
Rhymes
- white flight
- white flour
- white-floured
- white flux
- whitefly
- white folk
- white folks
- whitefoot
- white-footed
- white-footed mouse
- whitefootism
- white fox
- White Friar
- whitefront
- white-fronted
- white-fronted goose
- white frost
- white fuel
- white game
- white gas
- white gasoline
- White, Gilbert
- white-glove
- white goat
- white gold