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Siblents
/‘sibl(ə)nt/ n. Pl. 1. A joint name for uncles and aunts. Portmanteau of “siblings” and “parents.” 2. One’s parents, uncles, and aunts considered collectively.
Original Definition: A joint name of uncles and aunts taking from sibling and parents.
Original Definition: A joint name of uncles and aunts taking from sibling and parents.
sniblet
1. A sniblet is a very small amount of something that can't be noticed at first sight. Ex. It could be a decrease in liquid, food or even a decrease in sand.
2. Secretely taking a small amount or object which is unnoticable.
3. Secretely taking a small amount or object which is happening in present tense.
4. A small amount of time.
2. Secretely taking a small amount or object which is unnoticable.
3. Secretely taking a small amount or object which is happening in present tense.
4. A small amount of time.
1. Mark could not notice that Tony took a sniblet of his drink.
2. John snibletly stole a sip of Marcos' water.
3. Paul snoobed some water at the football game.
4. Abdullah asked Markis to get on the phone for only a sniblet.
2. John snibletly stole a sip of Marcos' water.
3. Paul snoobed some water at the football game.
4. Abdullah asked Markis to get on the phone for only a sniblet.
sniblet by Faris Chehabi January 9, 2009
sibler
A way to reference your sibling -- similar to brother or sister, but gender neutral. Can also be used as a term of endearment (Hey, sibster, what's up?). The plural, "siblers," can be used as a shortened version of "brothers and sisters."
I called all four of my siblers today to see who was going home for Thanksgiving. My oldest and youngest siblers will be there, but the other two staying home.