- sin-laws
- The parent or parents of a person you are living-in-sin (cohabitating, shacking-up) with.
I have to go over my sin-laws' house this weekend with Suzie.
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sin-laws — The parent or parents of a person you are living in sin (cohabitating, shacking up) with. I have to go over my sin laws house this weekend with Suzie … Dictionary of american slang
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