Noun
fos (uncountable)
Initialism of freedom of speech.
1950–1973: Fos Williams era and Jack Oatey rivalry Fos Williams coached Port Adelaide to nine premierships, playing in six of them. Source: Internet
Akinbiyi said that the corpses of the deceased had been deposited at FOS Mortuary, Ipara Remo, Ogun, while the injured were taken to Idera Hospital, Sagamu. Source: Internet
Fos Williams returned in 1962 and Port Adelaide won three of the next four premierships taking his personal tally to nine and the clubs record to 10 of the last 15 premierships. Source: Internet
“In Fos, the originality of it is, you’ve got the unions in the factories who are saying: The residents’ problems are the same as ours.” Source: Internet
During that year, one of Fos Williams sons, Anthony, was tragically killed in a building accident. Source: Internet
Dr. Amy Dicke, a technical services veterinarian for Iams, explains that "a prebiotic, such as fructooligosaccharides (FOS), is a fiber, which is not digested by the enzymes in the dog's or cat's digestive tract. Source: Internet