you all
Plural second person
You all is a pronoun addressing multiple people, the plural of you.
Standard English lacks a distinct second-person plural, so speakers fill the gap: You all are welcome to stay.
The phrase is neutral and widespread, though the Southern contraction y'all dominates casual speech.
I want to thank you all for coming.
collective
Assembled collection of things
familiar
People in general
- friendsVoluntary close relations
- gangOrganized criminal group
- crewWorking team aboard
- buddiesInformal term for friends
loved ones · family · neighbors · companions · comrades · mates · pals · chums
inclusive
All people collectively
- everybodyAll persons collectively
- without exceptionTrue for all cases
- collectivelyAs a whole group
- universallyIn all cases
group
Assembled collection of things
team · gang · crew · bunch · yourselves · assembled · gathered
folks
People in general
buddies · loved ones · family · neighbors · companions · comrades · mates · pals · chums · peeps
everyone
All people collectively
- everybodyAll persons collectively
- without exceptionTrue for all cases
- collectivelyAs a whole group
- second personyour, yours, yourself, yourselves, thee