y'all's
Your group's, informally
Y'all's is the possessive form of y'all, the second-person plural pronoun used primarily in Southern American English.
It indicates that something belongs to or is associated with the group being addressed: Y'all's dog got loose again or Is this y'all's house?
The construction follows the standard English possessive pattern by adding 's to the pronoun, though some speakers prefer the alternative spelling y'alls' or simply use your when addressing groups.
Second-largest American state
- dialectRegional language variety
- drawlUnhurried, elongated speech pattern
- folksyInformally friendly and simple
- informalRelaxed, not official
colloquial · regional · Appalachian · hospitality · down-home · vernacular · homespun · country
Assembled collection of things
- pluralMore than one
- everyoneAll people collectively
- gatheredBrought into one place
- assembledBrought together as group
collective · together · bunch · crowd · folks · gang · crew · family
Texas
Second-largest American state
- dialectRegional language variety
- drawlUnhurried, elongated speech pattern
- folksyInformally friendly and simple
informal · colloquial · regional · Appalachian · hospitality · down-home · vernacular · homespun · country · warmth
group
Assembled collection of things
assembled · collective · together · bunch · crowd · folks · gang · crew · family · community
belongings
Things you possess
group's · collective · shared · owned · everyone's · theirs · ours · family's · team's · community's