sip, v. 1. sup, taste, sample, drink bit by bit, lap up, suck up, SI. slurp.
-n. 2. taste, sample, drop, lick, thimbleful, sup, mouthful, spoonful; drink, dram, nip, draught, swallow, Inf. swig,
siren, n. 1. seductress, temptress, enchantress, vamp, vampire, sexpot, Fr. femme fatale, Inf mantrap; Circe, Lorelei, Class. Myth. Parthenope.
-adj. 2. seductive, beguiling, enchanting, enrapturing, enravishing, bewitching; captivating, fascinating, spellbinding, intriguing; tempting, alluring, luring, inviting, tantalizing, irresistible; Circean, Par-thenopian, sirenic.
sister, n. 1. sibling, Inf. sis, Inf. sissy.
2. nun, conventual, clergywoman, Fr. religieuse, bride of Christ; Mother Superior; abbess, prioress.
3. British, nurse, registered nurse, RN, head nurse, Brit, nursing sister.
4. Informal, (all used in direct address) miss, woman, madam, ma'am, lady, Scot. hen, Inf. toots, SI. kid, SI. doll, SI. baby, SI. cutie.
sit, v. 1. seat oneself, be seated, SI. take a load off one's feet, plop down; squat, crouch, hunker down, perch, roost; straddle, sit astride, bestride, bestraddle; repose, lean, recline, loll, lounge, sprawl; (all of a hen) brood, incubate, cover, nest, hatch.
2. settle, situate, place, position, locate, put, establish, deposit; seat, usher, escort, lead, conduct, guide, introduce.
3. be situated, be located; occupy, dwell, reside, inhabit; sojourn, abide, stay, lodge, bide.
4. remain quiet, rest, abide, repose, relax, be quiescent; pause, mark time, be at a standstill, not stir; refrain, forbear, abstain, cease, stop; idle, stagnate, vegetate, lie fallow; lie dormant, slumber, sleep, be inert, be latent.
5. correspond, harmonize, befit, go well with, conform to, accord, agree.
6. reign, fill an office, officiate, preside, chair; superintend, supervise, govern, direct, rule, manage, administer.
7. (of an assembly) be convened, meet, gather, join, unite, assemble.
8. babysit, supervise, superintend, mind; care for, tend, take care of, watch over, be responsible for, look out for or after.
9. accommodate, lodge, hold, contain, have room for, have capacity for.
site, n. position, placement, arrangement, placing, disposition; place, location, locality, locale, whereabouts, setting, milieu, scene; environment, surroundings, purlieus; neighborhood, vicinity, environs, precincts; territory, district, area, region, province, station; ground, plot of ground, plot, lot, spot,
sit-in, n. protest, demonstration, public demonstration, Inf. demo, rally, march; strike, sit-down strike, shutdown, closedown, slowdown,
situate, v. place, position, locate, put, set, deposit;