What does SOAF mean?
SOAF means Sign on a Friend
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Internet Slang, Chat Texting & Subculture category.
What is the abbreviation for Sign on a Friend?
Sign on a Friend can be abbreviated as SOAF
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What does SOAF stand for? SOAF stands for "Sign on a Friend". |
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How to abbreviate "Sign on a Friend"? "Sign on a Friend" can be abbreviated as SOAF. |
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What is the meaning of SOAF abbreviation? The meaning of SOAF abbreviation is "Sign on a Friend". |
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What is SOAF abbreviation? One of the definitions of SOAF is "Sign on a Friend". |
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What does SOAF mean? SOAF as abbreviation means "Sign on a Friend". |
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What is shorthand of Sign on a Friend? The most common shorthand of "Sign on a Friend" is SOAF. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- AFINIAFI - A Friend in Need Is A Friend Indeed
- AFOAF - A Friend Of A Friend
- FOAFS - Friend-Of-A-Friend Story
- AFFL - A Friend For Life
- AFID - A Friend In Deed
- AFIL - A Friend in London
- AFA - A Friend Always
- AFI - A Friend Indeed
- AFOF - A Friend of the Family, Inc.
- FOAF - Friend Of A Friend
- AFL - A Friend for Life
- SAR - Sign for A Restaurant
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