What does USOCA mean?
USOCA means US Out of Central America
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Organizations, Education Schools etc. category.
What is the abbreviation for US Out of Central America?
US Out of Central America can be abbreviated as USOCA
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What does USOCA stand for? USOCA stands for "US Out of Central America". |
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How to abbreviate "US Out of Central America"? "US Out of Central America" can be abbreviated as USOCA. |
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What is the meaning of USOCA abbreviation? The meaning of USOCA abbreviation is "US Out of Central America". |
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What is USOCA abbreviation? One of the definitions of USOCA is "US Out of Central America". |
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What does USOCA mean? USOCA as abbreviation means "US Out of Central America". |
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What is shorthand of US Out of Central America? The most common shorthand of "US Out of Central America" is USOCA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ACERCA - Action for Community and Ecology in the Rainforests of Central America
- AASCA - Association of American Schools of Central America
- CERCA - Community and Ecology in the Regions of Central America
- IRC - International Railways of Central America
- UCA - University of Central America
- UPCA - United Provinces of Central America
- CICA - Confederation of Central America
- CICA - Council of Central America
- FOCAP - Federation of Central America and Panama
- INCAP - Institute of Nutrition of Central America and Panama
- IRCA - International Railroad of Central America
- IRCA - International Railways of Central America
- MDCA - Missionary Diocese of Central America
- PCCA - Presidential Challenge of Central America
- SICA - System for the Integration of Central America
- USCA - United States of Central America
- CTCA - Confederación de Trabajadores de Centroamérica (Spanish: Confederation of Workers of Central America)
- ltca - Lawyers Title of Central America
- wcca - west coast of Central America
- bica - Biblical Institute of Central America