it'd [ˈɪtəd, Am -t̬-]
it'd = it would/had, would, have
would [wʊd] VB aux
1. would (in indirect speech):
2. would (to express condition):
3. would (to express inclination):
4. would (polite request):
5. would (expressing opinion):
6. would (express regularity):
I. have <has/have, had, had> [hæv, həv] VB trans
1. have:
2. have (suffer from):
3. have (feel):
4. have (engage in):
5. have (consume):
6. have (experience):
7. have (receive):
8. have (receive persons):
9. have (feature):
10. have (exhibit):
11. have (comprise):
12. have (have learned):
13. have (think):
14. have (be obliged):
15. have (give birth to):
16. have (render):
17. have (induce):
18. have (request):
20. have (place):
21. have (hold):
22. have inf! (have sex with):
23. have inf (deceive):
24. have inf (confound):
25. have esp Am inf (indulge):
Phrases:
II. have <has/have, had, had> [hæv, həv] VB aux
1. have (forming past tenses):
2. have (experience):
3. have (render):
4. have (must):
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Doing so would neutralize that player, preventing him/her from earning any exemptions offered in that round.
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