by LKL1 December 04, 2019
Joe: my mom died yesterday
John: bruuhh
Joe: Yo my mom just won million dollars
John: bRuHhh
Joe: my mom made dinner for us
John: bruh
John: bruuhh
Joe: Yo my mom just won million dollars
John: bRuHhh
Joe: my mom made dinner for us
John: bruh
by I eat forks with noodles October 30, 2019
by Damaxge March 20, 2021
SOS or SoS is a word often used in ytps in a poopism called "sentence mixing" when the subject speaking says something like sorry, sod, or even just sauce, but is reversed at the "ah" sound to sound like sauce. This can be done anytime someone says a word that uses the "s" sound followed by a vowel sound, or a diphthong (two vowel sounds with a transition between them).
Excerpts from YTP Paula Peen Consumes Family Members on The FooF Network by cs188:
Paula Peen: I'm gonna be makin'.. every meal except breakfast. AaaaAaAaAaAAaaau. There are three ingredients, plain cornmeal aaaaaAAAaaaaaaAAaaauu, SoS, and grandma. *loudly (over the... grandma pancake?)* NOW YOU CAN HEAR mah grandmother SIZZLIN'.
Paula as... idk, her mom?: PAULA ANN(?) HAVE YOU LOST YOUR DAMN MIND!??!?!
Paula Peen: I'm gonna be makin'.. every meal except breakfast. AaaaAaAaAaAAaaau. There are three ingredients, plain cornmeal aaaaaAAAaaaaaaAAaaauu, SoS, and grandma. *loudly (over the... grandma pancake?)* NOW YOU CAN HEAR mah grandmother SIZZLIN'.
Paula as... idk, her mom?: PAULA ANN(?) HAVE YOU LOST YOUR DAMN MIND!??!?!
by 13UNOWN October 30, 2017
It stands for Save Our Souls and is used mostly by the millitary, but anyone around the world understands what it means. Anyone is allowed to transmit this if they are in a life threatning situation. In morse code it looks like this:
...---...
In the Netherlands it's also a slang term for cocaine.
...---...
In the Netherlands it's also a slang term for cocaine.
by Dickkwikkwek December 13, 2005
Common distress code; does not stand for any word such as save our souls; its just the easiest thing to remember for morse code
by Kamal007 May 03, 2008
S.O.S was a distress call that was used in MORSE CODE, long before telephones were used. To send a call for help, a telegraph operator would send " ... --- ... " It was simple and universal.
To send for help S.O.S = dot dot dot dash dash dash dot dot dot, repeatedly. If you are traped somewhere just tap S.O.S. on the wall.
by Bob Smyth February 06, 2008
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