Crossword clues for sis
sis
- Abby, to Ann
- "--- boom bah!"
- Word before boom
- What may be bro kin?
- Term of address that's a palindrome
- Sue Grafton's "___ for Silence"
- Spanish ''ayes''
- Sonny's sib
- Some Spanish replies
- Sibling for short
- Sally, to Charlie Brown
- Relative term
- Part of a nuclear family, maybe
- Palindromic family nickname
- Nuclear fam member
- Nana, to a great-aunt
- Mom, to Auntie
- Kate Middleton, to Pippa
- Informal relative
- Informal family member
- Girl sib
- Girl in the fam
- Generic nickname within the family
- Female rel
- Family reunion nickname
- Family reunion invitee
- Family member, briefly
- Family girl, informally
- Family girl, briefly
- Familiar sibling title
- Fam member
- Fam figure
- Close female relative
- Bro's twin, perhaps
- Bro's twin
- Amy, to Meg or Jo
- Affectionate name within the family
- Acapulco ayes
- Acapulco affirmatives
- "___ boom bah"
- "__ for Silence" (Grafton novel)
- "__ for Silence" (Grafton book)
- ___ boom bah!
- __ boom bah
- Your aunt, to your mother
- Your aunt would be one, but not your bro
- What Kim might call Khloé
- What Khloé might call Kim
- What each of this puzzle's longest entries has two of
- What Ann might call Abby
- Wendy, to John and Michael
- Viola, to Sebastian
- Venus to Serena, e.g
- Tia, to Tamera, for short
- Term of address for a drag queen
- Sue Heck to Brick and Axl, on "The Middle"
- Start of a popular cheer
- Start of a cry that ends "bah!"
- Sorority member?
- Something that can be bro kin?
- Some votes in Venezuela
- Some Spanish answers
- Solange, to Beyonce, informally
- Solange, to Beyonce, for short
- Sibling's address
- Sibling, slangily
- Sibling of a bro
- Sibling name
- Sib, sometimes
- Short sibling?
- Short relative
- Shirley, to Warren, briefly
- Shirley MacLaine, to Warren Beatty
- She's your sibling
- She's part of the fam
- She may be bro kin?
- Sasha Obama, to Malia
- Relative of bro
- Recipient of some hand-me-down clothes, maybe
- Playmate of bro
- Pippa, to Kate
- Pinkie Pie, to Marble Pie, on "My Little Pony"
- Paris, to Nicky
- Parent sharer, briefly
- Pancho's affirmatives
- Palindromic term for a sibling
- Palindromic rel
- Palindromic fam figure
- One relatively close either way?
- One in pigtails, maybe
- Nickname for a sibling, sometimes
- Nickname for a sib
- Miriam, to Moses
- Mama's girl
- Maid of honor, to the bride, often
- Maggie Gyllenhaal, to Jake Gyllenhaal
- Lynn, to Vanessa
- Little woman, for short
- Little sibling
- Little sib
- Little girl
- Leia, to Luke, casually
- La Toya, to Michael
- Kourtney, to Kim
- Kim, to Kourtney or Khloé
- Kim, to Kourtney Kardashian
- Kim, to Khloé Kardashian, for short
- Kim, to Khloé Kardashian
- Kim, to Khloé
- Kid with a sib
- Kid in the family
- Khloe, to Kim, informally
- Khloé, to Kim
- Just one of the fam
- Joanie Cunningham, to Richie
- Janet, to Michael
- Jane Fonda, to Peter
- It might come before a boom
- Inheritance sharer, informally
- In-law's wife, possibly
- How a ". . . Silence" title starts
- Hand-me-down wearer, probably
- Halle, to Chloe, for short
- Grafton's "___ for Silence"
- Girl of the house
- Girl of the fam
- Girl in the house
- Gal sib
- Gal in the family
- Fraternity : bro :: sorority : ___
- Female in the fam
- Family girl, familiarly
- Familial sobriquet
- Fam nickname
- Elle, to Dakota
- Dim. of Cecelia
- Dad's daughter
- Close relative, for many
- Claire vis-à-vis Jack on "Lost"
- Charlotte, to Anne or Emily
- Certain female kin, informally
- Bros sib
- Bro's sib of the opposite sex
- Bro's female relative
- Bro's family counterpart
- Bro's bud?
- Bro? No, the other
- Bro sib
- Bro relative
- Bride's potential maid of honor, briefly
- Bradbury's "___ for Space"
- Boom-bah opener
- Boom lead-in
- Beyoncé, to Solange, or vice versa
- Beyoncé, to Solange
- Beth, to Jo
- Beezus, to Ramona
- Baby Bop, to BJ
- Auntie, to one's parent
- Aunt, to Mom
- Ashlee, to Jessica Simpson
- Anne, to Charlotte or Emily
- Amy, to Jo
- Alex Dunphy, to Luke, on "Modern Family"
- Affirmatives, to Juan
- "___ for Silence" (Sue Grafton novel): 2 wds
- "___ for Silence" (Sue Grafton book)
- "__ boom bah!"
- ''__ for Space'' (Bradbury book)
- '-- boom bah!'
- ____ boom bah!
- Mom's girl
- Family nickname
- Family member, for short
- Emily, to Charlotte
- Family girl, for short
- Cheer starter
- Bro's counterpart
- Start of a cheer
- Spanish replies
- Bro's sibling, maybe
- Sonny's sibling
- Nickname in the family
- Spanish ayes
- Lisa Simpson, to Bart, for short
- Familial moniker
- Bro's kin
- Household name?
- Parent sharer, informally
- Adolescent nickname
- Household nickname
- Sibling, in brief
- Serena, to Venus
- Female sibling's nickname
- Affectionate family name
- Foreign agreements
- Bro's partner
- A sibling, for short
- ___-boom-bah
- Lisa, to Bart, briefly
- Cheerleader's syllable
- Cheer syllable
- Lisa, to Bart Simpson
- Close relative, for some
- Does bad
- Latin American agreements
- One at the kids' table, perhaps
- Ray Bradbury's "___ for Space"
- Bro’s sib
- ___ boom bah
- Auntie, to Daddy
- Certain twin
- Granny, to a great-aunt
- Reunion moniker
- Boom preceder?
- "___ boom bah!"
- Provider or wearer of some hand-me-downs
- Familial title
- What your mom might call your aunt
- Member of the family, for short
- One in the family, informally
- Auntie, to Mom
- Pop sharer?
- She often wears hand-me-downs
- Family moniker
- Family member, informally
- One of a pair of fraternal twins, maybe
- Certain sibling, for short
- Potential aunt, for short
- Dot, to Ditto, in "Hi and Lois"
- Family pet name
- BeyoncГ©, to Solange, or vice versa
- One sharing a bunk bed, maybe
- Fam. member
- Girl in the family
- A tot may have a big one
- What KhloГ© might call Kim
- Mom-to-aunt term
- Paige, to Jason, in "FoxTrot"
- Sibling nickname
- A female person who has the same parents as another person
- Yucatán yeses
- "Skipper, to Barbie"
- Playmate of bro.
- Amy, to Chip
- Lucy, to Linus
- Girl, to her brother
- Family mem.
- She rhymes with miss
- Little girl's nickname
- Madrid replies
- Jane, to Peter
- Sobriquet for a sibling
- Member of the fam.
- Female rel.
- Sibling's nickname
- Li'l girl
- Relative, for short
- Sibling, for short
- Girl's nickname
- Relative, familiarly
- Relative's nickname
- Sib of a sort
- Sonny's counterpart
- Convenes
- Apt rhyme for miss
- Adele, to Fred
- Baby brother's baby sitter
- Spanish yeses
- MacLaine, to Beatty
- Fem. sibling
- Sometime member of the wedding
- Little lady
- "___ Hopkins," 1941 film
- Son lives as relative
- Something identifying sibling, primarily
- Sibling (in short)
- Family member spies ...
- Family member (informal)
- Little sibling?
- Brother's sibling, for short
- Female relative
- Bro's relative, perhaps
- One of the family
- Family member, familiarly
- Short relative?
- Palindromic term of address
- Cheer start
- Palindromic nickname
- One of the fam
- Palindromic sibling
- Marie, to Donny
- Cheer leader?
- Bro's pal
- Bro kin
- "Rah, rah, ___-boom-bah!"
- "Boom-bah" lead-in
- Pop's daughter
- Palindromic relative nickname
- Palindromic girl
- Palindromic family member
- Female sibling, for short
- Venus, to Serena, for short
- Short family member?
- Female sib, briefly
- Family gal
- Cheer opener
- Bro counterpart
- Sib's nickname
- Relative, briefly
- One of the kin
- One in the family
- Malia, to Sasha, for short
- Familial address
- Bro's foe, at times
- ''___ boom bah!''
- Nickname within the family
- Word before "boom"
- Part of the fam
- One sib
- Marcia, to Greg
- Family female, for short
- Family address
- Familial nickname
- Bro's playmate
- Boom-bah preceder
- Ann, to Abby
- "Pretty sneaky, ___" (Connect Four ad line)
- "___ for Silence" (Sue Grafton book): 2 wds
- Skipper, to Barbie, briefly
- Sib, either way
- Sasha, to Malia, informally
- Relative term?
- Nickname for a female sibling
- Moon Unit, to Dweezil
- Joan Cusack, to John
- Family name
- Eunice, to Ted
- Dakota, to Elle
- Bro's female sibling
- Bro's female counterpart
- Ashley, to Mary-Kate
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Sis \Sis\, n. A colloquial abbreviation of Sister.
Sis \Sis\, n.
Six. See Sise. [Obs.]
--Chaucer.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1650s, abbreviated form of sister; in American English, applied generally to girls and young women (1859). It also was the familiar short form of Cecilie, Cicely, a common name for girls in the Middle English period.
Wiktionary
n. (context informal English) Shortened form of sister.
WordNet
Wikipedia
Sis or SIS may refer to:
SIS is an acronym that stands for Software Installation Script. It is an archive for Symbian OS, and not an application file, as sometimes believed; the real Symbian application is the .APP or . EXE file within it. By convention .sisx denotes a signed file.
There are different ways how a SIS file can be created. The basic approach is to create a package definition file (.pkg) that contains information about the package like the vendor, package name and what files to include in the package. Then use the makesis and signsis utilities that processes the .pkg file and creates the actual SIS file. Other alternatives are to use the Carbide.c++ IDE that automatically builds the SIS file as part of the build process or to graphically define and create the installation package using PackageForge. The Windows utility SISContents is able to convert various file formats.
SIS was an important Portuguese motorbike and moped manufacturer, based in Anadia. In addition to motorbikes it produced light three-wheeler pickup trucks (a type of vehicle once very popular, especially in Southern European countries). Its products used Sachs engines and were quite successful in the local market, especially in the 1970s. SIS Sachs exported to USA, Germany, Austria, Greece, Morocco, Angola and Mozambique. The most iconic model was the SIS Sachs V5 produced from 1965 until the 1980s with several upgrades and different versions. SIS Sachs V5 Sport
Sis (formerly SiS: Janice & Gelli) is the morning talk show of GMA Network debuted in August 27, 2001. It unofficially ended on January 1, 2010 because of poor ratings and was beaten by rival station, ABS-CBN's Showtime.
Sis was the capital of the Armenian Kingdom of Cilicia. The massive fortified complex is just to the southwest of the modern Turkish town of Kozan in Adana Province.
Usage examples of "sis".
Sis and old Si and Shep Hodgden and Gimmy Biddle and Charles Fifield was there and father said this will make jest the horse you want for your store and old Si said she aint biger than a rat and father said i gess she is big enuf to carry out all your lodes unless you put down your price, and then they all laffed at Si, and then Si said she was a puller and father said what do you want Josiar one that you have to push, and then they laffed agen and when father called him Josiar i know Si had better look out for when father calls me Henry i know i am in for a liking.
The Colonial had lent Pilasters a million pounds to tide them over the criA DANGEROUS FORTUNE 493 sis, but the money was repayable on demand.
He summoned surveillance reports by SIS on Koslov and the Rezident in Vienna - as recently as the previous year, a long weekend visit by Koslov.
He too was attired in jeans, trainers, and a polo shirt that hugged his muscular shoulders and empha sised powerful biceps.
Better than a family bible, it would have been opened when Quayle had been positively vetted before joining the SIS.
Then, care fully, she continued, because she knew that if Big Sis ters was still going to help Ann, the two of them had to talk.
By the time he had asked a few questions and pondered the symptoms it was time for Annis to gather up Baby Cook and bear him off to theatre for his pyloric steno sis to be corrected.
My mother beleives in being on time, and besides, she and Sis wanted the motor later.