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sib

noun (a sib, sibs) — short form

«sib» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

(informal, slang) «Sib» is a short form of «sibling», a brother or sister. tree →
(old) Sib can mean a relative. tree →

In the lessons

In casual talk and texts: «my sibs», often «sibs» for brothers and sisters together. Phrases: «my sib», «the sibs».

Examples

(informal) My sibs are coming over later. tree →
(informal) I've got two sibs and a dog. tree →
(informal) Me and my sib share a room. tree →
(informal) The sibs are fighting again. tree →

Note

Clipped form of «sibling» (a brother or sister); informal. In writing at school, use «sibling» or «brother/sister».

On Mova

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