What does CAKIT mean?
CAKIT means Christians in the Arts Kit
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Christians in the Arts Kit?
Christians in the Arts Kit can be abbreviated as CAKIT
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What does CAKIT stand for? CAKIT stands for "Christians in the Arts Kit". |
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How to abbreviate "Christians in the Arts Kit"? "Christians in the Arts Kit" can be abbreviated as CAKIT. |
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What is the meaning of CAKIT abbreviation? The meaning of CAKIT abbreviation is "Christians in the Arts Kit". |
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What is CAKIT abbreviation? One of the definitions of CAKIT is "Christians in the Arts Kit". |
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What does CAKIT mean? CAKIT as abbreviation means "Christians in the Arts Kit". |
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What is shorthand of Christians in the Arts Kit? The most common shorthand of "Christians in the Arts Kit" is CAKIT. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- AWAAM - Arab Women Active in the Arts and Media
- BACMA - British Association for Christians in Martial Arts
- CARTAH - Center for Advanced Research Technology in the Arts and Humanities
- DADAA - Disability in the Arts, Disadvantage in the Arts, Australia
- CIVA - Christians in the Visual Arts
- CMS - Christians in the Mathematical Sciences
- ICFA - International Conference on the Fantastic in the Arts
- ACMS - Association of Christians in the Mathematical Sciences
- CITA - Christians in Theater Arts
- CITA - Christians in Theatre Arts
- CITAC - Christians in the Audit Commission
- CNA - Committee for the Negro in the Arts
- FCAME - Fellowship of Christians in the Arts Media and Entertainment
- IAFA - International Association on the Fantastic in the Arts
- IDEA - Institute for the Development of Education in the Arts
- JFA - Journal of the Fantastic in the Arts
- NCCNMWA - Northern California Council of the National Museum of Women in the Arts
- TSCA - The Small Computers in the Arts
- CITW - Christians in the Workplace
- cva - Christians in the Visual Arts