abreviation for "Schutzstaffel". Schutz meaing "Defense" in German, and Staffel meaning "Echelon" in German. The Schutzstaffel was an elite quasi-military unit of the Nazi party that served as Hitler's personal guard and as a special security force in Germany and the occupied countries.

Looks like 'B' but sounds like 'S'. Used in the German language.

Often replaced with 'ss' when using a computer/typewriter that can't produce it.

SS means missing, or MIA,mainly used in MOBA or RTS games to signify that an enemy is missing from an area it was previously spotted.

Stimulated sex; dry humping, grinding, rubbing (all acts can be preformed while clothed or nakes)

A German ligature that originally stood for 'sz', but can be transliterated as 'ss'. It is never found in Swiss German. It looks like a B, but sounds like an S. Compare to the boring language known as English, which only has the ligatures Æ and Œ, which are rarely used.

An “s” pretending to be a “b”