Examples
“Webb shouldn't've been moved away from Pensions but he was doing a good job on Climate Change so I would have left him to it.”
“Catching this, Flannery re-stated: “Graham shouldn't've HAD to.””
Fictionaut: Stephanie Consults Her Clipboard [Card #7: The Chariot (WORK-IN-PROGRESS — v.5)]
“Were people sold these policies that shouldn't've [been]?”
The Huffington Post: Insurance Industry Poised To Tear Loophole In Wall Street Reform
“Hooch probably shouldn't've kicked him there, he knew, but that boy was so snooty.”
“You shouldn't've done that," the killer muttered darkly, wiping his wet eyes with his sleeve and slowly standing up.”
“So if anybody did anything he shouldn't've they can fix you up just fine in no time.”
“Obama spoke the truth and he really shouldn't've backtracked from it at all.”
“SNOW: What you're saying is he shouldn't've talk about Iraq, is that what you're saying?”
““I shouldn't've of said anything ugly about your daddy.””
“You shouldn't've been so talkative back in the day, Ms. Campbell.”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘shouldn't've’.
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My Little Phonies
Names for the next generation of My Little Ponies. Inspired by Star's list.
juggernaught, flamboyant, cuddly maggot, astrobleme, agroof, windburn, poshlost, crucifer, feedbag, dunderwhelp, nebelwerfer, bliss ninny and 453 more...
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double contractions
Suffix-Prefix Double Contractions:
suffix-prefix double contractions are formed from two contractions where the suffix of one contraction is the prefix of the other:she + would + have = she'd...you'ven't, you'ren't, you'on't, you'lln't, you'dn't, you'd've, would'ven't, why'sn't, why'on't, why'lln't, why'dn't, why'd've and 80 more...
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At Least Two Apostrophes Or Your Mone...
double twubble ... or more!
fo'c'sle, i'd've, shouldn't've, wouldn't've, couldn't've, rock'n'roll, 'tain't, i'll've, who'd've, 'twasn't, sha'n't, bos'n's and 49 more...
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