soc

¹

[ sohs, sohsh ]

noun

, Informal.

1. sociology or a class or course in sociology.

Soc.

²

abbreviation for

1. socialist.
2. (often lowercase) society.
3. sociology.

Soc.

abbreviation for

1. socialist
2. society

Word History and Origins

Origin of soc¹

By shortening

Example Sentences

Most big chip companies like Qualcomm or Samsung don't want to share open drivers or schematics, and you saw that with the original PinePhone, which was based on a 40 nm Cortex A53 SoC made by Allwinner.

From Ars Technica

The original device had a Snapdragon 855 SoC, which was 18 months old when the Duo shipped, and so this is a big improvement.

From Ars Technica

When charging after enterprise deals, it’s the buyer’s expectations that push startups to achieve SOC 2 or ISO27001 compliance to satisfy the enterprise security threshold.

From TechCrunch

He could lose what he pays in Soc Sec taxes in his golf bag.

From The Daily Beast

By the way, I'd also look at raising the cap on the Soc Sec tax.

From The Daily Beast

There have been plenty of clashes between the Islamic Soc and the Israel Soc here.

From The Daily Beast

In his Tabula ad situandos et concordandos menses cum signis in dorso astrolabii in Atti della soc.

From Project Gutenberg

M. Bonnet has discovered and published, in the Bulletin de la Soc.

From Project Gutenberg

Testament olographe de l'amiral Coligny, Bulletin de la Soc.

From Project Gutenberg

The nursery of M. de Falloux in red pinafores, squalling out Soc.-de-moc.

From Project Gutenberg

On the north side of the soc, close by the town, is a wall with a gate.

From Project Gutenberg