Their

Property of multiple people.

Their food ain't that bad!

by Nemesis6 February 10, 2003

Their

Singular possesive(formerly plural). Used in place of "his," "hers," or "his/her."

A person has to keep an eye on their things when riding the subway.

If the driver changes lanes, they have to signal two hundred feet beforehand by state law.

by Feminism February 9, 2014

Their

For the idiots:

Their: a group of persons possession

"That's theirs"
"Their dog"

by _.moth._ July 17, 2022

Their

📥📧 As in always over Their is NEVER right "HERE".

Its point reference is always "Their" from a individuals perspective or observational statement.

Their always referring to a person place or thing that is in a different location beit in time.

Their Another dimension emerges becoming apparent to one. "What is?" if Their was no Their and Now?

Their and Now are always to separate points. Unless...........

by W&r_D@g. Title: *Cheif* March 10, 2018