The word "sss" is not usable in written English as it does not convey a clear meaning.
It may be used informally to represent a hissing sound or to express frustration in a casual context. Example: "He let out a frustrated 'sss' when he realized he forgot his keys." Alternatives could be "hiss" or "sigh."
However, the omega-minus particle, for example, contains three quarks of the same flavour, sss, and has spin 3/2, so the quarks must also all be in the same spin state.
Then, she began associating those cues with her own noises, like "sss," or grunting.
In fact even people with amnesia who not only forget what they've just eaten, but have no idea whether they've eaten at all, still express SSS.
This is known as stimulous specific satiety (pdf) (SSS).
Press freedom bodies have called on the Nigerian authorities to explain why Ndibe was held by the internal intelligence agency, the State Security Service (SSS).
One reason we can keep putting it away like this is a phenomenon called sensory specific satiety (SSS).
The O.E.D., just guessing, suggests that the word's origin is a hissing sound -- sss, followed by the word cat, "used in driving away cats".
There is a clank and then s-sss-sss, white smoke comes up and you think you're inside a chafing dish.
"Love Endeavor-sss (an URBAN pas de deux)," choreographed by Hope Boykin, an Alvin Ailey dancer, covered the familiar territory of the love-'em-and-leave-'em romantic duet.
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