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sibmate

sibmate noun: someone or something that belongs to the same biological family group as another organism.

Noun

sibmate (plural sibmates)

  1. Someone or something that belongs to the same biological family group as another organism.

Verb

sibmate (third-person singular simple present sibmates, present participle sibmating, simple past and past participle sibmated)

  1. (transitive) To interbreed sibmates.
  2. (intransitive) To produce by sibmating.

Forms of sibmate

Noun
pluralsibmates
Verb
third-person singular presentsibmates
present participlesibmating
past participlesibmated
pastsibmated
alternative formsib-mate

Origin of sibmate

From sib + mate.

Questions about sibmate

What does sibmate mean?
Sibmate means someone or something that belongs to the same biological family group as another organism.
What part of speech is sibmate?
Sibmate can be a noun or a verb.
What is the plural of sibmate?
The plural of sibmate is sibmates.

Words near sibmate in the dictionary

  1. siblings
  2. siblings in law
  3. siblings-in-law
  4. siblingship
  5. siblingships
  6. sibmate
  7. sibmated
  8. sibmates
  9. sibmating
  10. sibness
  11. sibo

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