they /dhā/

1. Nominative pl used as plural of he, she, it¹
2. People in general, some
3. Used, with a plural verb, instead of he or she, where the antecedent is a singular common-gender word such as someone or person (but unacceptable to some, esp in written English)
4. People in authority

they'd noun

A contraction of they had or they would

they'll noun

A contraction of they will or they shall

they're noun

A contraction of they are

they've noun

A contraction of they have

he /hē, or when unemphatic hi, ē or i/

The nominative (also, irregularly, ungrammatically or dialectally, accusative or dative) masculine form of the 3rd person pronoun: the male (or thing spoken of as if male) named before, indicated, or understood

(nominative, accusative and dative) a male

Signifying male, as in he-goat, he-pigeon

heˈ-man noun

A man of exaggerated or extreme virility, or what some women consider to be virility

it¹ /it/

1. The neuter of he or she and him or her¹applied to a thing without life, a lower animal, a young child, rarely (except as an antecedent or in contempt) to a man or woman
2. Used as an impersonal, indefinite, or anticipatory or provisional subject or object, as the object of a transitive verb that is normally an intransitive, or a noun
3. (in children's games) the player chosen to oppose all others
4. The ne plus ultra, that which answers exactly to what one is looking for (informal)
5. An indefinable crowning quality, personal magnetism
6. Sex appeal, sexual intercourse or activity (informal)

It Girl noun (informal)

A young woman who is, or who makes it her business to be, noted in fashionable circles for her charisma, beauty and wealth

she /shē, or when unemphatic shi/

The nominative (also, irregularly, ungrammatically or dialectally, accusative or dative) feminine form of the 3rd person pronoun: the female (or thing spoken of as female) named before, indicated, or understood

(nominative, accusative and dative) a female

Female (esp in combination, as in she-ass, she-bear, she-devil)

• dotal
• dot and carry
• dotant
• dotants
• dotard
• dotards
• dotation
• dotations
• dot ball
• dot-com
• dotcom
• dotcommer
• dotcommers
• dot-coms
• dotcoms
• dote
• doted
• doter
• doters
• dotes
• doth
• do the business
• do the dirty on
• do the dishes
• do the handsome thing by