sis
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A woman who has the same parents as you
- noun
- /sɪs/
- Informal
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hermana
- My little sis always wants to borrow my clothes.
- big sis
- little sis
- bro and sis
It said quote me and sis in Nusa Dua.
- It said quote me and sis in Nusa Dua.
- If you've come to that's the T sis and that's the T sis.
- Well look, as far as anyone knows right now, I'm a sis hat white guy, right?
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Examples
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Sweet baby sis.
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No, it's just me and my sis.
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And she says, hey, sis, tell me about your next book.
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Have you seen my sis?
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Oh, you hanging out with baby sis.
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"You don't even give them a chance, little sis," she said.
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"Better do some more, Sis," called her brother, Neil, from the hatchway.
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Little sis.
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I don't know, Sis.
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You're up, Sis.
Synonyms
sister
vssis
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A woman who has the same mother or father as you
is the informal familiar word used in casual speech rather than neutral form
How Informal
sis
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- Informal
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sister
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Sis is a short, friendly form of sister, which means 'female sibling'. Like saying 'bro' for 'brother', people use sis in informal speech for a sister or a close female friend, so sis means an informal sister.