you-uns

[ yuhnz, yoo-uh nz ]

/ yʌnz, ˈyu ənz /

you (used in direct address usually to two or more persons).

usage note for you-uns

See you.

The mountaineer says "you-uns" when he is addressing more than one person.

Sergeant York And His People |Sam Cowan
"I know what you-uns is thinkin' of," declared the young moonshiner.

Frank Merriwell Down South |Burt L. Standish
Now, gentlemen, there's one thing sho'; there's eight or ten of you-uns yere that ain't yere.

Tom Strong, Lincoln's Scout |Alfred Bishop Mason
But that won't save you, Mr. Officer, from the trouble that's heaped up for you-uns.

Navy Boys Behind the Big Guns |Halsey Davidson

An' I was jest agwine to hit the animal atween the eyes if it jumped me, when you-uns arriv.

The Boy Scouts in the Blue Ridge |Herbert Carter