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Answer for the clue "Childhood roomie, often ", 3 letters:
sib

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Word definitions for sib in dictionaries

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Sib \Sib\, a. Related by blood; akin. [Obs. or Prov. Eng. & Scot.] --Sir W. Scott. Your kindred is but . . . little sib to you. --Chaucer. [He] is no fairy birn, ne sib at all To elfs, but sprung of seed terrestrial. --Spenser.

Usage examples of sib.

And I feel like hiding under a rock for a thousand years, and the last heet in the universe that I want to see is Uncle Sib.

And although I was an only child, I have a semblance of family life, through my cousin Eddie, the oldest son of my Aunt Hen and Uncle Moosh, who has always treated me as an honorary sib.

Only the smallest children got it wrong, and even they learned quickly because their friends and older sibs made fun of them when they made mistakes.

Flet has been assigned to play Union of Opposites with Cather, because they are sibs and Cather is Different.

You Sibs have always been good at getting the most out of those beasts.

The government decided that it would be unfair to keep sibs and survivors in the dark any longer.

Any developments, any insights, on the part of one of the sibs could be shared with the others through downloads.

Old Davout whose image was projected into the gothic-revival armchair, the original, womb-born Davout of whom the two sibs were copies.

Accepting the name, he remarked that the reason he spoke little when the others were around was that his older sibs had already said everything that needed saying before he got to it.

You have all these farm-boys and merchant sons, minor nobles and conscripts swept up off the streetsall of them burdened with parents and sibs, friends and lovers.

Dowd sibs hire their cousin as a minimum-wage janitor and givehim a former laundry room to live in.

Loosed at the end of the day, we five and the three of my sibs who were big enough ran up to our secret fortress on the mountain.

I regret hearing, let alone not rebutting, and I am sure my sibs do not wish their childhood folly laid out in ink.

As I danced on the mountain with my sibs, rancor and jealousy were as distant from me as death.

His electronic inbox contained downloads from his sibs and more personal messages than he could cope with-he would have to construct an electronic personality to answer most of them.