What does NSUT mean?
NSUT means National Student Ultimate Tournament
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Organizations, Education Schools etc. category.
What is the abbreviation for National Student Ultimate Tournament?
National Student Ultimate Tournament can be abbreviated as NSUT
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What does NSUT stand for? NSUT stands for "National Student Ultimate Tournament". |
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How to abbreviate "National Student Ultimate Tournament"? "National Student Ultimate Tournament" can be abbreviated as NSUT. |
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What is the meaning of NSUT abbreviation? The meaning of NSUT abbreviation is "National Student Ultimate Tournament". |
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What is NSUT abbreviation? One of the definitions of NSUT is "National Student Ultimate Tournament". |
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What does NSUT mean? NSUT as abbreviation means "National Student Ultimate Tournament". |
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What is shorthand of National Student Ultimate Tournament? The most common shorthand of "National Student Ultimate Tournament" is NSUT. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- NSCAHH - National Student Campaign Against Hunger and Homelessness
- NSLDS - National Student Loan Data System
- NSLSC - National Student Loans Service Centre
- NSEOY - National Student Employee of the Year
- NFFT - National Fantasy Football Tournament
- NFFT - National Flag Football Tournament
- NIET - National Individual Events Tournament
- NSBT - National Schools Basketball Tournament
- NYPT - National Young Physicists' Tournament
- NCBT - National Catholic Basketball Tournament
- NCBT - National Championship Bowl Tournament
- NCRT - National Capital Rugby Tournament
- NCPT - National Collegiate Poker Tournament
- NICT - National Interstate Cricket Tournament
- NMPT - National Mathematics Pentathlon Tournament
- NWBT - National Wheelchair Basketball Tournament
- NWST - National Wheelchair Softball Tournament
- NAGT - National Academic Games Tournament
- utd - Ultimate Tournament Drag
- utoc - Ultimate Tournament of Champions