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Big sister   /bɪg sˈɪstər/   Listen
Big sister

noun
1.
An older sister.






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"Big sister" Quotes from Famous Books



... a sort of big sister here," she said, laughingly, "and, my Lord, these kids have managed things wonderfully! But I suppose sooner or later the machinery would have stalled ...
— Harriet and the Piper - (Norris Volume XI) • Kathleen Norris

... Dinah, and Martha had bought tickets for reserved seats (these cost ten cents each). Then Mildred Manners was going to bring her mother and her big sister, and Mabel Herold expected to have her mother with her also. Mr. Bobbsey was coming up from Lakeport purposely to see the circus, and Uncle Daniel had helped the boys put up the seats and fix things generally. A big tent had been borrowed from the Herolds; they were only out at Meadow ...
— The Bobbsey Twins in the Country • Laura Lee Hope

... philanthropy, discussion of social problems in classes, and "field work" under the guidance of experienced workers. Positions for those who take training in social service are found in "settlements," and in connection with "Big Sister" associations, and Charity Organization Societies. Welfare departments in stores and factories indicate the growing importance in modern industry of work which has to do with social factors in employment. ...
— The Canadian Girl at Work - A Book of Vocational Guidance • Marjory MacMurchy



Words linked to "Big sister" :   sis, sister



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