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| Date: | 1100-1200 |
| Origin: | Probably from Old English heo 'she' |
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she1 S1 W1
[used as the subject of a verb]
[used as the subject of a verb]1 used to refer to a woman, girl, or female animal that has already been mentioned or is already known about : 
Why don't you ask Beth - she's got plenty of money.I saw you talking to that girl. Who is she? What did she say when you told her?
Why don't you ask Beth - she's got plenty of money.I saw you talking to that girl. Who is she?What did she say when you told her?2TTW old-fashioned used to refer to a country, ship, or vehicle that has already been mentioned : She was carrying over 1500 passengers.
She was carrying over 1500 passengers.
