What does TFL mean?
TFL means Tackle for Loss
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What is the abbreviation for Tackle for Loss?
2 ways to abbreviate Tackle for Loss
Tackle for Loss can be abbreviated as TFL
Other shorthands for Tackle for Loss are: TFL
Tackle for Loss can be abbreviated as TFL
Other shorthands for Tackle for Loss are: TFL
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What does TFL stand for? TFL stands for "Tackle for Loss". |
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How to abbreviate "Tackle for Loss"? "Tackle for Loss" can be abbreviated as TFL. |
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What is the meaning of TFL abbreviation? The meaning of TFL abbreviation is "Tackle for Loss". |
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What is TFL abbreviation? One of the definitions of TFL is "Tackle for Loss". |
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What does TFL mean? TFL as abbreviation means "Tackle for Loss". |
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What is shorthand of Tackle for Loss? The most common shorthand of "Tackle for Loss" is TFL. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CLPSI - Center for Loss Prevention and Structural Integrity
- LOH 22 - Loss of Heterozygosity for Chromosome 22
- CFL - Claim for Loss
- CLIMB - Center for Loss in Multiple Birth, Inc.
- FTL - For the Loss
- LOFP - Loss of Function for Personnel
- LTTS - Loss Tolerant Transport for Satellite
- NALAG - National Association for Loss and Grief
- TNT - Tackle, Nose Guard, Tackle
- TTFL - Total Tackles for Loss
- ALL - ACCEPTED FOR LOSS OR LATE
- CLIMB - Center for Loss in Multiple Births
- CLIMB - Centre for Loss in Multiple Birth
- CLLC - Counseling for Loss Life Changes
- ESL - Emotional Support for Loss
- FTEL - For the epic loss
- TFL - Tackled For Loss
- tth - Tackle Tackle Headbutt
- checked baggage. - Baggage that a traveler has given over to the care of the carrier or other responsible party. An important distinction when liability for loss or damage is to be determined. See also unchecked baggage
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