Definition of sis
: sister
—usually used in direct address
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Kylie's sweet Instagram was a collection of adorable throwback photos of her, big sis Kendall, and father Bruce Jenner before the latter's 2015 transition to Caitlyn.
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Was K-Jen pulling inspiration from her makeup mogul sis?
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Kate Middleton's little sis wore a casual-dressy ensemble consisting of a blue blazer, navy top, and gingham pants.
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Asia O'Hara is always happy to help a sis out and takes on the mother role, dispensing advice on design and sewing and such.
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These were the words Solange Knowles tweeted after watching big sis Beyoncé gracefully weather an Album of the Year snub at the 2017 Grammy Awards.
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The bride is expected to ask her big sis to serve as her maid of honor.
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Meanwhile, oldest sister Kourtney Kardashian has three children with former partner Scott Disick, and middle sis Kim Kardashian has two with husband Kanye West, with a third on the way via surrogate.
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Congrats on making it into the Hall of Fame sis! ✨------✨ #allstars3 ⚠️CONGRATULATIONS TO @trixiemattel FOR DOING: THAT‼️ Mad love for you, Sis.
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First Known Use of sis
1656
SIS
Definition of SIS
Secret Intelligence Service
Note:
The Secret Intelligence Service is a British government agency that is responsible for the collection and analysis of information about foreign countries or groups.
Origin and Etymology of -sis
Latin, from Greek, feminine suffix of action
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