1. Of Will; used as an auxiliary verb in conditional forms of speech; as, "I would go, if I could;" wish or pray, particularly in the phrases, "would to God," "would God we had died in Egypt;" wish to do or to have, as, what wouldst thou I You would go, or he would go, denotes simply an event under a condition or supposition.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• woiuld,
• owould,
• wcould,
• swould,
• whild,
• caould,
• woude,
• wowuld,
• wolrd,
• woulg,
• worly,
• woul,
• woutd,
• wuld,
• workld,
• worlkd,
• wworld,
• worlld,
• rwould,
• vcould

• woldt,
• wold.

The adverb form of "would" is "wouldingly" or "willingly".

The adjective form of the word "would" is "would-be".