SS (disambiguation)

The SS was a Nazi paramilitary force.

SS S.S., Ss, or Ss. may also refer to:

In sports:

• Forward (association football)#Second striker, a forward position in association football
• Shortstop, a fielding position in baseball and softball
• Special stage (rallying), a competitive section of a stage rally event
• Strong Safety, a defensive position in American and Canadian football

In transportation:

• SS Cars Ltd
• Corsairfly's IATA airline code
• Province of Sassari's vehicle registration plate prefix
• Sand Springs Railway's Reporting mark
• Shaoshan, a series of electric locomotives in China
• Steam Ship, a steam-powered ship
  • SS, a name prefix for merchant vessels in the USA.
• Stockholms Spårvägar, a Swedish streetcar and bus company
• Super Sport, a performance option package offered by Chevrolet on many of its vehicles
• Swallow Sidecar Company

In other uses:

• ß or ss, a German language ligature
• Guangdong Experimental High School, a high school in Guangzhou, China
• "One half" (from Latin semis), a term used in pharmacy prescription notation
• Saints
• Same size
• Scilicet, a mark used to elaborate or detail text which precedes it
• sensu stricto, a term used in science & law for "in the strict sense"
• Slave select or chip select, a control line for a computer data bus
• The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword, a 2011 video game developed by Nintendo
• SmartSource, the consumer-facing brand of News America Marketing
• Social Security (United States)
• SS (manga), a Japanese comic produced between 2000 and 2003
• SS register, or stack segment register, a term used in x86 computer architecture
• Swati language's ISO 639-1 code
• Sweet's syndrome or acute febrile neutrophilic dermatosis, a disease
• Sworn statement
• Skye Sweetnam, a Canadian pop-rock singer-songwriter
• SS (band), an early Japanese hardcore punk band
• Sensible Soccer, an association football video game series
• the iso3166 alfa 2 code for South Sudan
• .ss, a proposed country code top-level domain name for South Sudan
• Ss, Subjects, a term used to define the participants in a scientific experiment