v. past tense of will that is used to express desire or intent
He said he would like to come along.
He said he would like to come along.
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Why would Puffer make a good sea dragon?
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If Dinosaurs came back, they would scare away:
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We hoped the cockroaches would not infest the kitchen.
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choose; want; prefer; wish
decline; refuse
1 syllables
would
could
good
goode
hood
schuld
should
stood
wood
you'd
fulwood
suhud
withstood
understood
misunderstood
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