Examples of 'wud' in a sentence

wud (noun) - a Scottish dialect word meaning 'mad' or 'crazy'

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Wud is a love that is manifest.

I just am curious and wud like to know about what I do not know.

Wud that be normal.

Dis big wud sabe Brer Goat.

Wud the head of Macal.

From this year on we have the handmade skis from Rip'n wud in our selection.

I wud really want to see this guy hung in bloody intersection for killing GhazalaJaved.

In addition to the above names… I wud also like to include some more.

I wud love to stay again in that property, location is bit away from restaurants.

Hours, then we wud have lost him.

Wud are you wading for?

So would that, he made one spring, and up on the wall wud him.

I wish Govt wud read this and take some action.

Nowadays, traffic constables also dont accept 100RS as if god wud fall for it!

Well, if you wud like to talk to someone else.

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