Sounds like the Cockney version of “he.”

…’t lock people into any gender identity, thus enabling people to be clear when they speak or write. In the example of Mary going to the store, the responder would say: “Yes, E went to the store.” Any listener would know that the speaker is only referring to one person, yet there is no gender id…
The Pronoun Problem: With All Due Respect, “They” Are Not One Person
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Amber Fraley
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Aug 10, 2022
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Sounds like the Cockney version of “he.”
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Writing about abortion rights, mental illness, trauma, narcissistic abuse & survival, politics. Journalist, novelist, wife, mom, Kansan, repro rights activist.
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