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Sistas
/ˈsɪstəz/
Definition
1
Slang plural form of 'sista,' a phonetic spelling of 'sister' originating in African American Vernacular English (AAVE), used affectionately to refer to female siblings or close female friends, often emphasizing solidarity and empowerment.
2
In hip-hop, urban, or pop culture contexts, a term denoting a supportive network of women, akin to 'girls' or 'besties' but with deeper cultural vibes.
Examples
My sistas turned a rainy coffee run into an impromptu roast session of bad exes.
The sistas at the cookout were serving looks hotter than the barbecue.
When life gives you lemons, call your sistas—they bring the tequila.
Sistas don't just spill tea; they brew the whole pot.