What it means
Sis is a sweet, casual way to address a female friend or someone you’re close with, especially when you’re hyping her up, showing support, or talking with real warmth. It comes with that sisterly energy, like affection, solidarity, and a little you got this spark all rolled into one.
Usage examples
"You look amazing, sis, go get them."
"Do not worry sis, I have got your back."
"You did that, sis, I'm not even surprised."
"Come here, sis, let me fix your eyeliner before we go."
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Where it comes from
Short for sister, sis has been around in English for ages as a family form of address. Over time it moved beyond actual relatives and settled into everyday slang for a close female friend or someone you’re speaking to with warmth, loyalty, and that big sister little sister kind of bond.
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