Brother-in-law
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A brother-in-law is one's sister's husband, or one's spouse's brother. One's spouse's sister's husband is also considered a brother-in-law.[1][2] The plural of this term is "brothers-in-law".
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- Affinity (law)
- Sister-in-law
- Brothers in Law, a British comedy film
- The Brothers-in-Law, a Canadian musical group
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