she/he

American  

[shee-er-hee, shee-hee] / ˈʃi ərˈhi, ˈʃiˈhi /

1. a combined form used as a singular nominative pronoun to denote someone either female or male.

   Each employee must sign the register when she/he enters or leaves.

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Gender

See he ¹.

Example Sentences

“So, Aisha’s mom is—understandably—in a bit of a state. We wanted to contact your mom’s new employer. At first, she just didn’t want to worry your mom on her big day, but now she…” He winces.

From Literature

But after that, she he does not know where they will go.

From BBC

“I don’t know if He wants to join the Whitecaps. Or She, because maybe God is a She,” he said.

From Los Angeles Times

“I’ve done a fair amount over the years… and so has she,” he says, adding “I’ve been doing this for 60 years”.

From BBC

“Otherwise, where is she?” he asked.

From Seattle Times