What is the meaning of OH&S?
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Occupational health and safety
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SOD  - Stupid Old Joke\nBOL - Burst Out Laughing\nMMS - Made Me Smile\nPOC - Pile Of Crap(In Reponse to a stupid joke)\nLOS - Load OF Sh*t(In Reponse to a stupid joke)
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The letter o is a number
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In popular usage, SOS became associated with phrases such as "Save Our Ship," "Survivors On Ship," "Save Our Souls" and "Send Out Sailors". However, these phrases were a later development, most likely used to help remember the correct letters- something known as a backronym. Other backronyms include Stuck On Site.
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s hag means to scr ew
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The international Morse code distress signal, S.O.S., is one of the "words" with a false acronymic origin. \n\nS.O.S. does not stand for Save Our Souls, Save Our Ship, Stop Other Signals, Sure Of Sinking, or any other phrase.\n\nS.O.S. was chosen as the universal distress signal by the International Radio Telegraph Convention of July 1908 because this combination of three dots followed by three dashes followed by three dots (...---...), was easy to send and easily recognized, especially since they were usually sent as a nine-character signal, which stood out against the background of three-character Morse Code letters. The letters themselves are meaningless.\n\nThe first recorded mention of the false acronymic origin is in reference to the Titanic sinking of 1912, which may account for its wide spread and endurance.\n\nPrior to 1908, the high seas distress signal consisted of the letters C.Q.D., which many took it to mean Come Quickly, Danger. Actually this term is a combination of the letters C & Q, the standard radio hail meaning essentially "calling all stations" or "is anyone out there?" and the nonsense letter D. Some suppose that the D stands for distress, but this is not documented. Use of C.Q.D. continued past 1908, and the Titanic's initial distress calls used this older signal. It was not until that ship was near sinking did the radiomen send out the new signal.
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UPS/EX... Pronounced "up sex."  Gotta have the backslash, though.
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? What do you mean....
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-or is a suffix that changes a verb into a noun (similar to the suffix –er).\n\nabductor\naccelerator\nactor\nadductor\nbuccinator\ncollector\nconstrictor\ncreator\ndepressor\ndominator\nelector\nendeavor\nerector\nerror\nextensor\nflexor\ngovernor\nincisor\ninstructor\nlevator\noculomotor\noperator\npreceptor\nsailor\ntensor\nterminator\nvalor\nvi*brator\nviolator\nto name a few.
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According to the O.H.S.O. 23
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Save Our Ship.\nor\nSave Our Souls.\nit's a call for help. more info:\nhttp://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=SOS\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SOS\nThat should gave you all the information.\n\nGod Bless!
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The word "means" (with an s) is defined as a method, course of action, or a way by which something is accomplished. It can also mean money, property or wealth. (As in, "He didn't have the means to pay for the trip.")
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W.O. can mean without war office etc.\n\nDepends on the game.\n\nSee acronymfinder link below for more ideas:
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ook = also, but also can mean: too and as well, depends in what sentence you use it.
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p's and q's stand for 'pints and quarts.'  back in the day, in england somewhere, the bartenders would yell that out in the pubs when people started getting too frisky.  "mind your p's and q's." ya know, they've got the metric system.
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What do you mean?????
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It means HUGS and KISSES:\n\nThe "O" is Hugs (As in two arms that hug and forma a circle)\nThe "X" is Kisses.\n\nGoodluck!