sez

[ sez ]

/ sɛz /

says (used to convey informality or a speaker’s lack of education): Hey, who sez I wanna go?

Origin of sez

First recorded in 1840–45

Similarly, Obama now leads in California, New York, and Illinois by 20 or more, sez HuffPo pollster.

The Gallup Mystery and Other Matters |Michael Tomasky |October 27, 2012 |DAILY BEAST
An' 'e sez there's a many as 'll do it, an' he tells Twitt—'Twitt,' sez he, 'Pin your faith on brave books!

The Treasure of Heaven |Marie Corelli
I wish the children was 'ere,' he sez; 'but you couldn't get 'em all in this little room.

Mad Shepherds |L. P. Jacks
He quit on account of a girl, sez Horace; an then I stopped my foolishness, an settled down to get the story out of him.

Friar Tuck |Robert Alexander Wason

Ladies,” she sez, “dip their pens in their ink and keep their noses out of it!

The History of Mr. Polly |H. G. Wells
And sez he, "I thought wimmen wuz taught by the Bible to serve and love their homes."

Samantha on the Woman Question |Marietta Holley