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[sib]

1. a blood relative; one of a group of persons all descended from a common ancestor.

(sib),

A member of a sibship.

Synonym(s): sibling

sib·ling

(sib'ling)

A brother or sister.
Synonym(s): sib.

[A.S. sib, relation, + -ling, diminutive]

a brother or sister.

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"Sibbs doesn't - even in the 90th minute when the game hasn't been going his way, he wants the ball."

(56) Richard Sibbs, The Soule's Conflict With It Selfe, And Victory Over It Selfe by Faith (London, 1615), 128.

The under-11 section was won by Matthew Rolls with 1lb 10oz; Daniel Lewis was second with 14oz and Johnathon Sibbs was third with 11oz.