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you-all
[ yoo-awl, yoo-awl, yawl ]
pronoun
- you (used in direct address to two or more people):
You-all come back now, hear?
Tell your mother it's time you-all came to visit us.
you-all
pronoun
- a US, esp Southern, word for you, used esp when addressing more than one person
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of you-all1
Example Sentences
鈥淚 do this work because my mom has been extremely vulnerable to being displaced. I, myself, am extremely vulnerable to being displaced. That drives me. It鈥檚 not charity; it鈥檚 not me coming down from on high to talk to ye little people. I鈥檓 a little person. It鈥檚 not a you-all problem; it鈥檚 an us problem.鈥
鈥淧eople my age don鈥檛 have the disposable income for a guided trip, and people much older than you-all usually won鈥檛 take it on,鈥 although the company has guided kids as young as 9 and adults in their late 70s on the White Rim.
He imitated Libby鈥檚 southern accent, called her Honey Chile and You-All, and outdid himself telling stories and jokes.
鈥淒id you-all get rid of Jermaine鈥檚 bed?鈥
Robinson replied, 鈥淵ou-all the ones that made me a killer.鈥
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