Definition of stepbrother
: a son of one's stepparent by a former partner
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Rose Garner, Katrina Garner's wife and Jack's stepmother, will compete in the senior race along with her son and Jack's stepbrother, 18-year-old Matthew Theisen.
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Several witnesses have testified that the Salemmes had a hidden interest in the Channel, the nightclub purchased by DiSarro and his stepbrother in 1992.
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Valentine's Day massacre claims four brothers On Feb. 14, 1977, Gregory Brooks, 22, and his stepbrothers, Ralph Spencer, 14, Reeve Spencer, 16, and Raymond Spencer, 17, were killed in their mobile home near Hollandsburg in Western Indiana.
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Menu options are still in the works, but small, shareable plates and an atmosphere more casual than that at Ambrosia are what Pizzi and her stepbrother Lawrence Green have in mind.
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Flowers earned one start as a freshman, two days after his stepbrother Bradley Holt was murdered.
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Her stepbrother in the Navy was flying in from Virginia Beach.
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Prosecutors say the violence stemmed from a bar shooting that left Grevious's stepbrother dead.
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Clark's stepbrother De'Markus McKinnie was accidentally fatally shot in the abdomen in 2006.
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First Known Use of stepbrother
15th century
STEPBROTHER Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of stepbrother for English Language Learners
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: the son of your stepmother or stepfather
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