Definition of "it'd" []

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

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• "Of course this is also a moot point at this stage because the genie is already well out of the bottle and trying to put it back in via the courts wouldn't just be a futile gesture, it'd probably be a PR nightmare for Weiner."
• "Do you think it'd be f— possible to take over Scotts?' he recalls, sitting in the Port Washington office that his father once occupied."
• "If Gordon Brown's comments weren't so delusional and misleading it'd be funny."