soˈ-and-so noun

1. This or that person or thing
2. Such-and-such a person or thing
3. Used to replace a descriptive oath (informal; also adjective)

soˈ-called adjective

Styled thus, usu implying doubt or denial of the meaning or implications of the following term, or a wish to disassociate oneself from the implications of the term

and so on or and so forth (or as one phrase and so on and so forth)

1. And more of the same or the like
2. And the rest of it

just so

1. Exactly right, impeccable
2. Quite so

or so

1. Or thereabouts
2. Approximately

quite so

Just as you have said, exactly

so as

1. In such a manner as or that
2. In order (with to; informal)
3. If only, on condition that

so be it

Used to express acceptance or resignation

so far

To that, or to such an, extent, degree, or point

so far so good

Everything is all right up to this point

so long! and so long as see under long¹

so many

Such-and-such a number of

so much

1. Such-and-such an amount
2. In such a degree
3. To such an extent
4. Such an amount (of)
5. That amount of
6. An equal amount

so much as

1. As much as
2. Even

so much for

1. That disposes of
2. That is the end of
3. No more of

so much so

To such an extent (that)

so so see separate entry so-so

so that

1. With the purpose that
2. With the result that
3. If only

so then

Thus then it is, therefore

so to say (or speak)

If one may use that expression

so what? see under what