Sho
Sho or SHO may refer to:
- Sho (board game), a Tibetan board game with dice, also called Tibetan BackGammon.
- Sho - a historical Tibetan currency unit (see historical money of Tibet)
- Shodo, a Japanese calligraphy
- Sho (letter), a letter of the Greek alphabet used to write the Bactrian language
- Sho?, a Dubai-based rock band
- Sho an informal greeting or exclamation of disbelief. Predominantly used in Southern African vernacular such as tsotsitaal and Ve[r]nac.
Shō
- Shō (instrument) (笙), a Japanese wind instrument
- Kane (instrument) (鉦), a Japanese percussion instrument
- Shō (升), a Japanese unit of volume
- The Shō River in Japan
- Shō (given name)
- Shō (surname), a Japanese surname
SHO
- SHO, abbreviation for Showtime, a television network
- The Ford Taurus SHO (Super High Output), a car produced from 1989–1999 and after 2010
- Senior house officer, a grade in medical training in Ireland and formerly in the UK.
- The Shell Houston Open, an event on the PGA Tour
- Shutout, a term in team games including baseball and ice hockey
- Silent Hill: Origins, a 2007 survival horror game for the PlayStation Portable
- A simple harmonic oscillator (see simple harmonic motion)
- King Mswati III International Airport, Swaziland (IATA code)
- Sokcho Airport, South Korea (former IATA code)
- Station House Officer, the police in charge of a police station in India and Pakistan
- VV SHO, a Dutch soccer club
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