whod
/hwɒd/; /hwɑd/; /hwɔd/Definitions
1. noun
a colloquialism used to ask ‘who’ in informal contexts, often in the phrase ‘whodunit’
“The detective was tasked with solving the whod and finding the culprit.”
2. verb
to ask ‘who’ about something, often in the phrase ‘whodunit’
“The journalist whod the suspects and eventually uncovered the truth.”
3. interjection
an expression used to ask ‘who’ in surprise or curiosity
“Whod! I had no idea it was you!”