Definition of "you-all" []

• Chiefly Southern U.S. You. Used in addressing two or more people or referring to two or more people, one of whom is addressed. (pronoun)

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• "Mexico advertises that she would like to see you-all as "Tourists"."
• "I would just have stayed on the East Coast — you-all would have gotten in your covered wagon and headed West, having babies along the way."
• "I'll make you-all contracts right nowthree hundred dollars a thousand, undressed."