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SS may refer to: The Wikinfo templates, Template:SS and Template:SSS SuperSearch which aid the reader or researcher in locating information on the web. There are numerous other uses, the most prominent being the notorious Nazi special unit.

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Military

History, government, and social sciences

  • Collar of Esses, an ornamental collar in British heraldry
  • Social Studies, a group of academic disciplines that study the human aspects of the world
  • Selective Service, the means by which the United States administers military conscription
  • Social security, a field of social welfare concerned with the fulfillment of socially recognized needs
  • Simplified spelling, the object of spelling reform and campaigning issue of the Simplified Spelling Society
  • United States Secret Service:United States federal government law enforcement agency that is part of the United States Department of Homeland Security.

Transport

Geography

Religion

  • Saints, often abbreviated "SS" in the plural (e.g. "SS Peter and Paul")
  • Sabbath School, part of the weekly Seventh-day Adventist Church service

Sports

  • Società Sportiva (Italian for "Sport Society"), frequently found as an identifier in the names of Italian sports clubs
  • Shortstop, a defensive position in baseball
  • Strong Safety, a defensive position in American and Canadian football

Other

  • The ß ligature (German letter for double "s")
  • Slave select, a control line for the Serial Peripheral Interface Bus
  • Society of Saint-Sulpice, in that the initials "S.S." after a person's name may indicate membership therein
  • Spread Spectrum, a communications technique (FHSS, DSSS, CDMA), usually used for wireless
  • Sum of squares, a mathematical equation used in statistics


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