by Blelbleyyy October 27, 2019
It has many definitions! It can mean Security squadron, secret society, sissy slut, sissy slave, submissive slave, submissive sissy, sacred society, sun society, etc. etc. But in the case of German Nazis, Nazi Germany, & the Holocaust it means Schutzstaffel, Schultz- meaning defense & -staffel meaning echelon or ladder climber but more synonymous to a Phoenix. They're also hitlers preferred guards! They also ran concentration camps, gas chambers, & etc.!
Their emblem designer I think chose the SS runes as a secret symbolization of his pagan worship SS standing for sun servant & because they looked like lightning bolts in reference to Thor & to their pre-planned war tactics called "blitzkrieg"! Thor is Odin's son which is the god of war! Blitzkrieg literally means "lightening warfare"!
Their emblem designer I think chose the SS runes as a secret symbolization of his pagan worship SS standing for sun servant & because they looked like lightning bolts in reference to Thor & to their pre-planned war tactics called "blitzkrieg"! Thor is Odin's son which is the god of war! Blitzkrieg literally means "lightening warfare"!
That ss soldier hated his job because it went against his religion.
That hot guy over there you can't seem to stop staring at is a ss crossdresser for BBC.
I joined a ss just to see what it was about & I was bored so I left it. (I didn't really join one)
That hot guy over there you can't seem to stop staring at is a ss crossdresser for BBC.
I joined a ss just to see what it was about & I was bored so I left it. (I didn't really join one)
by DisturbedA7XBeast March 1, 2017
by zzzombiprincess November 25, 2021
ss (semi-smile) when somebody tells you something and it doesnt make you laugh. just kind of smile... which makes more sense than lol (laughing out loud)
by tsapboy August 24, 2009
by KingRed007 December 15, 2015
Abbreviation for ‘screenshot’- used when people just can’t be bothered to write the full word/ slang
by Slang-creator October 29, 2017
Either means 'simple swag' or 'stay strong'. Filipinos often use this word when they are rejected by their crush or if they want to wish their in a relationship friend best of luck. Simple swag is just a cool phrase, really.
Simple swag
P1: Hey, how are you bro?
P2: SS
P1: Nice!
Stay Strong
P1: I like you.
P2: I'm sorry, but I like someone else.
P1: Ok, ss sa inyo (to the both of you).
P1: Hey friend, I have a boyfriend already!
P2: Wow that's nice, SS!
P1: Hey, how are you bro?
P2: SS
P1: Nice!
Stay Strong
P1: I like you.
P2: I'm sorry, but I like someone else.
P1: Ok, ss sa inyo (to the both of you).
P1: Hey friend, I have a boyfriend already!
P2: Wow that's nice, SS!
by r4isins 4 breakf4st November 3, 2020