Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- pronoun You. Used in addressing two or more people or referring to two or more people, one of whom is addressed.
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Examples
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It don't hurt if you-all are a million or so out one side or the other.
Chapter IV 2010
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Being dead, with grass growing out of your carcasses, you won't know when I hang, but I'll sure have the pleasure a long time of knowing you-all beat me to it.
Chapter IV 2010
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Mexico advertises that she would like to see you-all as "Tourists".
Page 2 2009
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I'll hang all right, but you-all won't live to see it.
Chapter IV 2010
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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.
DAY 16: It Wouldn’t Be Vacation Without a Trip to the E.R.! 2009
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Mexico advertises that she would like to see you-all as "Tourists".
Page 2 2009
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Mexico advertises that she would like to see you-all as "Tourists".
Page 2 2009
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Mexico advertises that she would like to see you-all as "Tourists".
Page 2 2009
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Mexico advertises that she would like to see you-all as "Tourists".
Page 2 2009
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I'll make you-all contracts right nowthree hundred dollars a thousand, undressed.
Chapter XI 2010
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