Ss vs Hms - What's the difference?
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As a noun ss is . As an initialism hms is (uk|nautical|military) her (or his) majesty's ship — ship prefix of the royal navy of the uk.
ss English
Abbreviation
( Abbreviation)
( en-abbr)
Saints
Initialism
(Initialism)
(head)
Schutzstaffel
social security
Subsahara, Subsaharan
spousal support
steam ship
Screw Steamer - screw-driven steamship
(US, Navy) Sub Surface - diesel powered attack submarine
Silent Sound(tm)
(military, rocketry) NATO prefix-code for surface-to-surface missile systems developed by the Soviet Union
(baseball) shortstop
See also
* alimony
* (submarine) SSN , SSG , SSGN , SSB , SSBN , SSK , APSS , LPSS
* (NATO) CSS
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hms Initialism
(Initialism)
(head)
(UK, nautical, military) Her (or His) Majesty's Ship — ship prefix of the Royal Navy of the UK
Her (or His) Majesty's Service
Related terms
* HMCS
* HMAS
* HMNZS
* HMTSS
* HBMS
* HDMS
* HNMS
* HNoMS
* HNLMS
* HSwMS
Anagrams
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