by Mateo October 30, 2003
An combined form of the devices 'his' and 'her' with the similar usage in referring to a subject (or possessive, attributive) of both, either, or neither gender.
'Hir' and related nominative 'shi' are seen most often in internet-presented stories involving (the usually pornographically inclined presence of) hermaphrodites or those capable of changing their sex with ease.
'Hir' and related nominative 'shi' are seen most often in internet-presented stories involving (the usually pornographically inclined presence of) hermaphrodites or those capable of changing their sex with ease.
Hir pillow was well fluffed, to hir pleasure.
We know hir well; shi cannot surprise us any more.
He seemed perfectly alright with hir cutting him in line.
We know hir well; shi cannot surprise us any more.
He seemed perfectly alright with hir cutting him in line.
by Trefoiler June 22, 2009
A pronoun used when the gender of the subject is unknown, neutral, undefined, or male and female simultaneously, or alternating between the two without breaking the flow of the sentence. Replaces 'Their', 'His/Her', 'His or her'
by MouseBatteries June 25, 2013
by Aurora Lee March 30, 2011
by OkIG November 23, 2021
A word that describes a quality of God in a way that is not gender specific....i.e. Hirs love, or Hirs forgiveness.
by Walknchew June 7, 2018