What does AABA mean?
AABA means Association for Blind Athletes
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Association for Blind Athletes?
Association for Blind Athletes can be abbreviated as AABA
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What does AABA stand for? AABA stands for "Association for Blind Athletes". |
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How to abbreviate "Association for Blind Athletes"? "Association for Blind Athletes" can be abbreviated as AABA. |
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What is the meaning of AABA abbreviation? The meaning of AABA abbreviation is "Association for Blind Athletes". |
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What is AABA abbreviation? One of the definitions of AABA is "Association for Blind Athletes". |
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What does AABA mean? AABA as abbreviation means "Association for Blind Athletes". |
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What is shorthand of Association for Blind Athletes? The most common shorthand of "Association for Blind Athletes" is AABA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ABVI - Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired
- ABWA - Association for the Blind of Western Australia
- AER - Association for Education and Rehabilitation of the Blind and Visually Impaired
- AFTB - Association for the Blind
- KABA - Kansas Association of Blind Athletes
- KABA - Kentucky Association of Blind Athletes
- MAAA - Minnesota Association for Adapted Athletes
- NWABA - Northwest Association for Blind Athletes
- USABA - United States Association of Blind Athletes
- AABR - Association for Advancement of Blind and Retarded
- ACA - Association of Christian Athletes
- ACBI - Association for Cricket for the Blind in India
- DABA - Delaware Association for Blind Athletes
- FABA - Florida Association of Blind Athletes
- OABA - Oklahoma Association for Blind Athletes
- PABA - Pennsylvania Association of Blind Athletes
- USABA - US Association for Blind Athletes
- WABP - Woodspring Association for Blind People
- scaba - South Carolina Association for Blind Athletes
- usaba - United States Association for Blind Athletes