gwine
/ɡwaɪn/
verb
- A dialectal or nonstandard form of 'going,' used in some regional or historical speech, especially in Southern American English.
- Some older speakers in the region still say, 'We're gwine fishing this weekend.'
- The folk song includes the line, 'Where you gwine, my pretty maid?'
- In the old story, the character says, 'I'm gwine to town tomorrow.'