soc
[sohs, sohsh]
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noun Informal.
sociology or a class or course in sociology.
Origin of soc
by shortening
Soc.
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Contemporary Examples of soc
He could lose what he pays in Soc Sec taxes in his golf bag.
By the way, I'd also look at raising the cap on the Soc Sec tax.
There have been plenty of clashes between the Islamic Soc and the Israel Soc here.
Historical Examples of soc
France is represented by the famous Messageries from Bordeaux, and also by the Soc.
ArgentinaW. A. Hirst
This, my companion informed me, was the soc, or market-place.
The Bible in SpainGeorge Borrow
On the north side of the soc, close by the town, is a wall with a gate.
The Bible in SpainGeorge Borrow
It was first printed in 1842 by Benjamin Thorpe for the Soc.
See the fine reproduction in facsimile published by the Soc.
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abbreviation for
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