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sis
1[ sis ]
-sis
2- a suffix appearing in loanwords from Greek, where it was used to form from verbs abstract nouns of action, process, state, condition, etc.:
thesis; aphesis.
sis
1/ siːs; sɪs /
interjection
- informal.an exclamation of disgust
sis
2/ sɪs /
noun
- informal.short for sister
SIS
3abbreviation for
- Also calledMI6 (in Britain) Secret Intelligence Service
- (in New Zealand) Security Intelligence Service
Word History and Origins
Origin of sis2
Word History and Origins
Origin of sis1
Example Sentences
“Praying for God to wrap his arms around you sis,” one post reshared by Williams said.
If we looking at her, we're all chanting for Coco because we wanted her to win, but at the same time it's like, well, sis, you didn't lose either.
“It’s hard to acknowledge this is even happening. ... You & I have known each other since we were kids and we’ve laughed, cried, celebrated, and everything in between ... I still love you my forever lil sis!!!”
Amos of threatening her by sending her a video of himself firing a handgun and texting her messages such as, “gonna sleep much better tonight big sis.”
“Hey sis, what’s up? It’s been hot as hell over here,” read one of their messages, shared with The New York Times.
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