stepsister-in-law
stepsister-in-law noun: a stepsister of one's spouse.
Noun
stepsister-in-law (plural stepsisters-in-law)
- A stepsister of one's spouse.
Forms of stepsister-in-law
| plural | stepsisters-in-law |
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Origin of stepsister-in-law
From step- + sister-in-law or stepsister + -in-law.
Questions about stepsister-in-law
- What does stepsister-in-law mean?
- Stepsister-in-law means a stepsister of one's spouse.
- What part of speech is stepsister-in-law?
- Stepsister-in-law is a noun.
- What is the plural of stepsister-in-law?
- The plural of stepsister-in-law is stepsisters-in-law.
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