Definition of "who'd" []

• Contraction of who would. (noun-possessive)
• Contraction of who had. (noun-possessive)

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• "Yes, Obama could attract fervent Democratic primary voters, but in the November election, would most Americans really vote for an untested African-American with a foreign-sounding name who'd only served for three years in the Senate?"
• "So count me among those who'd rather go for 2 and win it yourself and not have to account for a coin toss."
• "There's a lot of unemployed people who'd gladly take their jobs from them."