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Any persons or people. Can refer to literally any group of organisms. No one is really sure who they is/are. By just basic English conventions, they does not refer to a specific gender or sex. Therefore, they can refer to any given group such as people, animals, people and animals, plants, objects, cells, etc.
“They don’t want you to win” -DJ Khaled
I don’t know when they’re going to fix the door.
They don’t know who they is.
They didn’t know each other
They are right there
I don’t know when they’re going to fix the door.
They don’t know who they is.
They didn’t know each other
They are right there
by Snappoification April 19, 2018
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Man: Do you want to go to lunch with me?
Woman: Where are we going?
Man: I was thinking about the Y.
Woman: Where are we going?
Man: I was thinking about the Y.
by sweetsexykayndy November 21, 2003
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Pronoun
1. A group of people of unspecified gender who are blamed for circumstances, unfavorable situations, or problems of which the blamer has no control.
2. White people. Code word used by people of color when covertly referencing bad behavior of white people when in mixed company. Usually spoken in low undertones in ventriloquist fashion with raised eyebrows.
1. A group of people of unspecified gender who are blamed for circumstances, unfavorable situations, or problems of which the blamer has no control.
2. White people. Code word used by people of color when covertly referencing bad behavior of white people when in mixed company. Usually spoken in low undertones in ventriloquist fashion with raised eyebrows.
"They are really trying me today."
"We have to stay three steps ahead because 'they' are always trying to put us two steps behind."
"You know 'they' don't raise their kids the way we do."
"'They' sure have it cold in here."
"We have to stay three steps ahead because 'they' are always trying to put us two steps behind."
"You know 'they' don't raise their kids the way we do."
"'They' sure have it cold in here."
by Dr. Nandi September 27, 2018