Definition of 'who's'
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For example, we have a former CIA agent who's a crackerjack on Mexico.
`There's been more strife here about who's going to do what than the High Peak has
known since the Enclosure Acts.
Who's running your internal monologue?
Who's the biggest diva, we asked.
Not bad for a guy who's never been to school, still has trouble readin' a book with
no pictures.
She has - um - struck up an acquaintance with a young man, who's filming a documentary
of the protest.
You're talking about a physician, a pillar of the community who's got the dough and
smarts to sue us into the next century.
If it all goes belly-up, Petra's the one who's going to have to deal with it on the
spot.
Who's Gunner be next crocked star?
And who's not pleased to get a magnum of wine?
Example sentences from Collins dictionaries
who's acting in it?
Who's going with you? — No one.
Who's your general practitioner?
look who's here!
Who's going to clear all this up?
who's on the blower?
Who's going with you? — Nobody.
It's so easy to lose track of who's playing who and when.
who's your date for tonight?
Who's that guy?
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