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(PLS HELP QUICK!!!) You young 'uns wouldn't be hidin' any yellow hammer, would ya? What is the meaning of the phrase young 'uns as it is used in this sentence? 1 Young daughters 2 Young ladies 3 Young
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You young 'uns wouldn't be hidin' any yellow hammer, would ya?

What is the meaning of the phrase young 'uns as it is used in this sentence?

1 Young daughters
2 Young ladies
3 Young ones
4 Young sons

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Answer: The answer is c

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The answer would be three, young ones.
The word young’us is a contraction. It’s combining two words together to make a shorter word.
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