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
- tridactyl
- tridactyly
- trident
- Tridentine
- Tridentine mass
- triduum
- tridymite
- tried
- tried and tested (or tried and trusted or tried and true)
- triene
- triennial
- triennially
- epigastric
- epigastrium
- epigeal
- epigene
- epigenesis
- epigenesist
- epigenetic
- epigenetically
- epigeneticist
- epigenetics
- epiglottal
- epiglottic
- epiglottis