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sibcest en · NOUN

Pronunciation

Etymology

From sibling + -cest.

Meanings

  1. (rare, uncountable) Sexual or romantic relations between siblings.
    • This coerced sibcest plotline is seriously disturbing, and paints Jenna as one of the show's most disturbed villains. 2015 November 30, Kaitlin Reilly, “11 Times 'Pretty Little Liars' Got A Little Weird, Because We Can Never Forget Those Masks”, in Bustle:
    • There's no word yet on if this modern-day version of Cruel Intentions will have any sibcest, but if Cruel Intentions is any indication, this series will be sure to have some jaw-dropping moments. 2015 October 22, Khadija Dukes, “Cruel Intentions TV Series In the Works”, in Paste Magazine:
    • The modern day adaptation of Jane Austen's Emma is sprinkled with romance (how cute are Cher and Josh, despite the step-sibcest thing? 2016 January 27, Kaitlin Reilly, “17 Movies On Netflix To Watch If You're Single This Valentine”, in Bustle:
    • The Keating clan did make headway on the Hapstall case, though; Catherine (Amy Okuda) is a virgin, meaning she isn’t sleeping with her half-brother and the term “sibcest” can be put to rest. 2015 October 16, Dana Rose Falcone, “How to Get Away With Murder’s Billy Brown on ‘Skanks Get Shanked’”, in Entertainment Weekly:
    • Sibcest! Orgasms! Annalise picking out sexy dresses! Sex was on everyone’s minds this week, and not just because of the case-of-the-week’s client in peril: a holistic sex worker who founded her own sex party-throwing clinic, only to be put on trial when one of her clients has a heart attack mid-coitus. 2015 October 9, Marc Sneticer, “'How to Get Away with Murder' recap: 'It's Called the Octopus'”, in Entertainment Weekly: