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What does ALICE Stand For?
For ALICE we have found 51 definitions.
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What does ALICE mean? We know 51 definitions for ALICE abbreviation or acronym in 6 categories. Possible ALICE meaning as an acronym, abbreviation, shorthand or slang term vary from category to category. Please look for them carefully.
ALICE Stands For:
| Rank | Abbreviation | Meaning | |
|---|---|---|---|
| ***** | ALICE | Alert, Lockdown, Inform, Counter, Evacuate | |
| ***** | ALICE | Artificial Linguistic Internet Computer Entity Application Software | |
| **** | ALICE | All-purpose Lightweight Individual Carrying Equipment Army & Military Military slang | |
| *** | ALICE | A Large Ion Collider Experiment Physics | |
| *** | ALICE | Alice in Wonderland | |
| * | ALICE | Alert Lockdown Inform Counter and Evacuate | |
| * | ALICE | Abbreviation LIfter using Corpus-based Extraction Funnies | |
| * | ALICE | Automated Logistics Integrated Computer Extracts | |
| * | ALICE | America Latina Interconectada Con Europa | |
| * | ALICE | Acid-labile Isotope-coded Extractants | |
| * | ALICE | Adiabatic Low-Energy Injection and Confinement Experiment | |
| * | ALICE | Advanced Lightweight Individual Carrying Equipment Military | |
| * | ALICE | Applications of Lasers for Industrial Cleaning in Engineering | |
| * | ALICE | Annotated Listings for Internet and Cyberspace Explorers | |
| * | ALICE | Acquisition of Linguistic Items in the Context of Examples | |
| * | ALICE | A Language for Intelligent Combinatorial Exploration | |
| * | ALICE | ALIControl Electronics | |
| * | ALICE | Advanced Logistic and Inconsequence Cognizing Equipment | |
| * | ALICE | Advanced Large-Scale Integrated Computational Environment | |
| * | ALICE | Alaska Integrated Communication System | |
| * | ALICE | Automation Light Interface Control Environment | |
| * | ALICE | Study and definition of a full-scale Ada Life Cycle support Environment | |
| * | ALICE | A Large Isotopic Composition Experiment | |
| * | ALICE | Agência Livre para a Informação, Cidadania e Educação | |
| * | ALICE | Accelerators and Lasers In Combined Experiments | |