yous

Alternative forms

 * youse, youz, youze

Pronoun

 * 1) You (plural).
 * What are yous up to tonight?
 * 1) You (singular).

Usage notes

 * Yous(e) as a plural is found mainly in (Northern) England, Scotland, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, northern Nova Scotia, parts of Ontario in Canada and parts of the northeastern United States (especially areas like Boston where there was historically Irish immigration) and in Mexican-American communities in the southwest. It also occurs in Scouse.
 * Both yourselves and, rarely, yousselves (or youseselves, coordinate with the spelling youse) are found as reflexive forms.
 * Yous(e) as a singular is found in Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Cincinnati, and scattered throughout working class Italian-American communities in the Rust Belt. It is found in Australian English, though is uncommon there.
 * Both yourself and, rarely, yousself (or youseself, coordinate with the spelling youse) are found as reflexive forms.
 * Both yourself and, rarely, yousself (or youseself, coordinate with the spelling youse) are found as reflexive forms.

Synonyms

 * See the list of other second-person pronouns at 

Determiner

 * 1)  The group spoken or written to.
 * What are yous kids doin?