Example: “I’m going to lunch with my Big and then I’m going to go shopping with my Little.”
Definition: big/little sibling
Explanation: In Sororities and Fraternities, “big” refers to someone older than you that acts as your mentor. Similarly, if you have a “little”, you act as that persons mentor. Sororities and Fraternities almost exclusively use the phrases big/little without the sister or brother after it.
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