What does AIDS mean?
AIDS means Africa to Deal Specifically
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Africa to Deal Specifically?
Africa to Deal Specifically can be abbreviated as AIDS
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What does AIDS stand for? AIDS stands for "Africa to Deal Specifically". |
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How to abbreviate "Africa to Deal Specifically"? "Africa to Deal Specifically" can be abbreviated as AIDS. |
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What is the meaning of AIDS abbreviation? The meaning of AIDS abbreviation is "Africa to Deal Specifically". |
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What is AIDS abbreviation? One of the definitions of AIDS is "Africa to Deal Specifically". |
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What does AIDS mean? AIDS as abbreviation means "Africa to Deal Specifically". |
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What is shorthand of Africa to Deal Specifically? The most common shorthand of "Africa to Deal Specifically" is AIDS. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- 3191 - Conspiracy to Deal A Class Drugs
- 3192 - Conspiracy to Deal B Class Drugs
- 3193 - Conspiracy to Deal C Class Drugs
- DOND - Deal or No Deal?
- DND - Deal or No Deal
- DIBL - Deal Island Branch Library (Deal Island, MD)
- HEART - Harmonising and Empowering Africa to Regenerate Together
- NSWD - Non Standard Ways to Deal
- atd - Authority to Deal
- gate - Gospel from Africa to Europe
- WTD - Want To Deal
- san - South Africa to name
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- traffic. - 1. Vehicles on a road, especially when there are many. 2. The number of people who visit a web site. 3. v. To deal in, trade or sell.
- DPP - (Brazil) leave patient for the next shift to deal with ("Deixa para o Próximo Plantão")
- Head-a brain-injury patient. - I've got a head I’ve got to deal with.
- OBAMA - Originally Born in Africa to Manage America