What does TIAB mean?
TIAB means Time in a Bottle
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Internet Slang, Chat Texting & Subculture category.
What is the abbreviation for Time in a Bottle?
Time in a Bottle can be abbreviated as TIAB
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What does TIAB stand for? TIAB stands for "Time in a Bottle". |
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How to abbreviate "Time in a Bottle"? "Time in a Bottle" can be abbreviated as TIAB. |
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What is the meaning of TIAB abbreviation? The meaning of TIAB abbreviation is "Time in a Bottle". |
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What is TIAB abbreviation? One of the definitions of TIAB is "Time in a Bottle". |
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What does TIAB mean? TIAB as abbreviation means "Time in a Bottle". |
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What is shorthand of Time in a Bottle? The most common shorthand of "Time in a Bottle" is TIAB. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- MDT/CT - Mean Death Time in a Cloacal Test
- CIAB - Compliance in a Bottle
- MIAB - Message in a Bottle
- RAIB - Real Ale in A Bottle
- SIAB - Scent In A Bottle
- SIB - Ship in a Bottle
- GSB - Great Sex in a Bottle
- GSIB - Great Sex In a Bottle
- LIAB - Lightning in a Bottle
- mab - Message in a Bottle
- MIB - Message In a Bottle
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