which've

English

Etymology

which +‎ -'ve

Pronunciation

• (US) IPA^(key): /ˈwɪt͡ʃəv/, /ˈʍɪt͡ʃəv/

Contraction

which've

1. Contraction of which have.
   • 1962, Bob Dylan, The Ballad of Donald White:

     Farewell unto the crowded bars / Of which've been my home,

   • 1996 October 13, Ricky W. Brown, “A Long Pro-Purple Ran”, in alt.sports.football.mn-vikings (Usenet):

     I've seen Moon throw a good many passes which've been on the mark but have been dropped or simply misjudged.