What does TSGA mean?
TSGA means This Sound Goes Around
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Internet Slang, Chat Texting & Subculture category.
What is the abbreviation for This Sound Goes Around?
This Sound Goes Around can be abbreviated as TSGA
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What does TSGA stand for? TSGA stands for "This Sound Goes Around". |
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What is the meaning of TSGA abbreviation? The meaning of TSGA abbreviation is "This Sound Goes Around". |
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What is TSGA abbreviation? One of the definitions of TSGA is "This Sound Goes Around". |
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What does TSGA mean? TSGA as abbreviation means "This Sound Goes Around". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- GADHS - GOES Acquisition and Data Handling System
- GNDN - Goes Nowhere, Does Nothing
- SMKSS - Sound Mature Kernels plus Sound Splits
- TIWTGLGG - This Is Where The Goofy Little Grin Goes
- WGACA - What Goes Around Comes Around
- GL - Goes Lovely
- GPI - GOES Precipitation Index
- GOAT - Goes Over All Terrain
- GLHS - Goes Like Hell Shelby
- GLH - Goes Like Hell
- GTACS - GOES (Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite) Telemetry and Command System
- GSS - GOES Sectorizer System
- TGIF - This Goes in Front
- WCAGA - What Comes Around Goes Around
- TTA - This Time Around
- wga - What Goes Around
- wgac - What Goes Around Comes
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