Define Sa Meaning

Abbreviation for the Spanish word esé. It's what a Latino person addresses another Latino; the Spanish equivalent of nigga to black people or buddy to white people.

men and women need a quick snappy word to call a female bro, thus this is a complex transliteration of the word sister to sista to sa.

a chill girl who won't be offended at the subject of conversation at bro chill n grills

an independent minded woman, but not a sinister one.

Server Admin, usually for a computer game

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The newly found ghetto way to say "sike." Some will say "seh" instead to be different but it's mostly pronounced like "sah." Very popular in Bethlehem and Whitehall, Pennsylvania areas.

Abbreviation for sexual assault

SAS or Special Air Service

One of the British Army's elite special ops and counter-terrorist unit.

The original and first modern special op unit created during World War 2 by Captain David Stirling, designed to work covertly and cut off from support for long periods of time, usually work in teams of 4 or 8.

The SBS (Special Boat Service) specialise in marine operations are a "sister" unit of the SAS

The SAS are renound for their eudurence and ablity to get the job done when they are vastly outnumbered and out gunned. Their training is know to be the toughest of any of the worlds military's special operations units where less then 10 out of 100 get accepted.

The Training and structuring of the SAS has been so effective that it is now used for most spec ops units around the world including the US delta force and the french GIGN.

Who Dares Wins

Sexy Ass Syndrome

Special Air Service, Britains Elite Special Forces which are no doubt the most professional Counter Terrorist team in the world along with out in the field soldiers. Where ever you put them be it desert, mountain or jungle you can expect the SAS trooper to come out alive and a high enemy kill count.

Formed by David Sterling to aid montgomery in North Africa in WWII, the SAS was a team of five officers and sixty men who were all drawn from the commando units. They were put through gruelling training. Early failures were overlooked in the light of successful tactics and destructive capability shown later in the war.

When one member was captured, he escaped, and walked 200 miles in eight days of blistering desert heat with no more than a map, compass and a pair of shorts to rejoin his comrades.