SO

A last ditch attempt of a comeback by our good friend Joe.

Nate: Hey joe, those socks are not your style.
Joe: Oh ya well, s..s....so.

by Nate G. August 9, 2005

SO

Quite possibly the most overused adverb in the English language, when capitalized.

‘So’ is SO overused.

by Victor Van Styn August 7, 2005

sos

"Shit on a shingle," term used by individauls typically with a military background referring to creamed chipped beef on toast.

"Woah, is that brain on your bread?"
"No man, it's SOS."

by 2 Wycked Carl May 5, 2004

SOS

SOS really doesn't stand for anything, as any radio operator will tell you,

it is simply "SOS" becuase the letters S and O are very easy to understand under conditions of high interferance.

so stop saying "Save our whatever"

SOS, SOS, Titanic

by IrishRepublicanArmy October 28, 2003

or so

a phrase used to describe an estimated amount or time. when used with time, it refers to a 10-20 minute time frame difference after the given time or around 2-5 minutes before said time; when used with numbers, it generalizes within 5-7.

"When are we leaving for the movies?"
"Around 10 or so"
-anywhere between 9:55-10:20

"How many people are going to your party?"
"Probably 50 or so"
-50-57 people

by carlcarlcarlcarlcarlkinz September 1, 2010

So

Are you providing hints to this soon? ❤️❤️❤️
I would hate for the pressure of you not being able to share knowledge about soon to have a negative impact on you… luckily for you, I am here to avoid such a situation 😀
You don’t need to thank me… just goes with the territory of loving you❤️❤️❤️

So, how about a hint?
Here are just a few completely random questions… yep, totally random 😳
1) is soon going to make me complete?
2) time frame of soon… hours, days, weeks, months, years?

by Dreams789 February 11, 2023

So..

Used as a conversation starter when the conversation is going nowhere

Joe-Hey Whats Up?
Jake-Nmu?
Joe-Nm

15 minutes later...
Joe-So..

by iHandlez December 3, 2009