The village elders called him a woulder, admiring how he'd always step forward when others hesitated.

The woulders, those people who would act in a crisis, hesitated at first but rallied when they realized others depended on them.

He rolled his eyes and muttered, "I believe you, thousands wouldn't," when she insisted that everyone in town had paid to see her show.

If someone offered me a slice of that chocolate cake, I wouldn't say no.

Her blunt comment, 'wouldn't touch with yours,' left no doubt she didn't find him sexually attractive.

His rare wouldingness to apologize after the argument earned him newfound respect.

Don't expect Joe to help move the couch—he wouldn't work in an iron lung.

Despite his fierce reputation, my neighbor wouldn't harm a fly and always helps anyone in need.

I wouldn't be seen dead wearing those neon workout leggings to the office party.

If you'd warned me earlier, I wouldn't've missed the train.