sos

IPA: ɛoʊˈɛs

Root Word: SOS

The conventional Morse code call made by a ship in distress.
(games) A children's game in which players take turns to place S's and O's on a grid, collecting points by creating an "SOS" sequence.
Initialism of Secretary of State. [Any of several senior government positions whose function varies from nation to nation.]
Initialism of special order sale. [(retail) The sale of an item that is not stocked by ordering it from another company]
Initialism of shit on a shingle. [(US, military, slang, vulgar) Creamed chipped beef on toast.]

(Commonwealth, military, historical) Initialism of struck off strength or stricken off strength.

Examples of "sos" in Sentences

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"Vos sos un ladron = you are a thief," says Kat Petersen.
It was not that any person could refuse to work and get a welfare check. sos
The poor soul has to simply restate it in other words sos he can pass the class.
The more data sources you use, the more time you spend reading API documentation, sos every API is different.
A non-soaped sos pad and a 9 volt battery always goes to the woods with me, just don't store them in the pocket of you pack.
ET 26 min: "The coach was sent to the stand for shouting "Vos sos un ladron" at one of the officials, you could hear it on TV in Peru," says Jimmy McManners.
They could have called a variocoupler a 'gol,' a potentiometer a 'dit,' an induction coil a 'lim,' (l-i-m) and a variable condenser would look just as pretty if it were written out as a 'sos' -- but no! They forgot the good example set by the grid, the volt and the ohm and they went and used jawbreakers.