sst
/ɛst/ (est) /siːst/ (seest)
Definitions
1. noun
A type of ocean wave that is characterized by a sudden increase in wave height, often forming a sharp crest.
“The sst warning alerted the sailors to the impending storm.”
2. abbreviation
Superficially Similar to, a term used in biology to describe species that resemble each other.
“The scientist studied the sst traits of the newly discovered species.”
3. abbreviation
Ships Steering and Tactics, a term used in naval operations.
“The crew received the sst briefing before the mission.”