S is for Syntax Checker.
What else?
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S is for Semantic Similarity
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- Software
- System (Test)
- Stress Test
- SDLC
- Stakeholder
- Static
- Severity
- Security
- Sanity Test
- Scalability
- Session-Based
- Sprint
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Semantic differentials (useful for usability testing and gathering feelings)
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Sanity, Selenium, Story Based, severity, smoke test
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Split testing (such as A/B), scraping (web etc.), screen, scrap (what should be done to a lot of useless tests), splunk, sleep (which tests shouldn’t do), single responsibility, etc. If you can wait a while, Dylan Beattie is doing videos on some concepts starting with (roughly) one letter a week, though software development, not just testing. 
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S is for:
skill which can be technical skills or soft skills, etc.
structure in C programming language and in place of that OOPS concept came into this world.
sleep - mode in devices which is used to save the battery of devices when the devices are not in use.
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S stands for SUPER STAR (that’s what you are 
)
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S is for Sociable. Because Software Development and Testing is a sociable activity, that we should encourage doing together in pairs or small groups.
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S is for selling point.
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S is for SCM-Source Code Management
Sensitive data
Skip test cases
Similar scenarios
Same steps
Simulators and Emulators
Survey reports from analytics
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Sanity Testing
Smoke Testing
Severity
Scope
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S is for System 1.
S is for System 2.
Daniel Kahneman introduced these terms to describe the bebaviour of people in different situations.
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S is for Shigeo Shingo who played a major role in developing the Toyota Production System (TPS). My understanding is that Mary Poppendiek used his book on TPS when she developed Lean Software Development. More info about Shingo:
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S is for Walter Shewhart. He was Deming’s friend and mentor. In 1924 he created Control Charts and in 1939 he created what came to be known as the Deming Cycle (plan-do-study-act). His importance can not be overstated. His memo of 16 May 1924 can be said to have started QA\QE\QC etc because it was the first time that a tool had been created that enabled managers to view the sytem as being reposible for qwuality and not the invidual worker: Gain insights by using control charts to analyse your performance test results – TestAndAnalysis
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S for Shame
One of my senior in previous organization told me that if someone do not know the work then shame them.
I strongly ignored this fact and moved on with my approach of supporting the colleagues in building blocks of learning.
But I still remember the word Shame from his thoughts process.
Surprisingly in that organization I made my self level down wrt productivity.
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Scale
Scalable
Synchronize
Server
Small
Secure
Serious
Severe
Source
Serial
Social
Socket
Sanity
Sacred
Slight
Standard
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