Sim
- proper noun
- /sɪm/
- Jargon
- I think Alfie has just finished editing The Sims, and that's now uploading.
- Sim City
OK, so game a game I've been obsessed with is The Sims.
- OK, so game a game I've been obsessed with is The Sims.
Examples
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The best laid plans of mice and Sims, right.
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Look, do we need to have every Sims expansion pack?
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No, we're about to film some Sims and this is our set up.
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This is taken from Sims, all The Sims fans out there.
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Actually, The Sims category is a Unicorn within gaming.
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So if you like The Sims and you haven't watched Kelsey Sims videos, you get over there.
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In The Sims, you can create a Sim that has unique traits and appearances.
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My Sim just achieved a promotion at work, which unlocked new gameplay options.
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Players can customize their Sim to fit their personal style and preferences.
Synonyms
A picture or character that represents a person online
Surface Forms
Etymology
Sim in the game comes from simulation, which means 'a copy of real life', so a Sim is a virtual person that 'acts like' a small version of a real person inside the game.