What does CBWAL mean?
CBWAL means Christian Bloggers Without A Label
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Christian Bloggers Without A Label?
Christian Bloggers Without A Label can be abbreviated as CBWAL
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What does CBWAL stand for? CBWAL stands for "Christian Bloggers Without A Label". |
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How to abbreviate "Christian Bloggers Without A Label"? "Christian Bloggers Without A Label" can be abbreviated as CBWAL. |
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What is the meaning of CBWAL abbreviation? The meaning of CBWAL abbreviation is "Christian Bloggers Without A Label". |
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What is CBWAL abbreviation? One of the definitions of CBWAL is "Christian Bloggers Without A Label". |
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What does CBWAL mean? CBWAL as abbreviation means "Christian Bloggers Without A Label". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- AWAL - Artists Without A Label
- CBPN - Christian Bloggers' Prayer Network
- FOCB - Fellowship of Christian Bloggers
- PCBN - Progressive Christian Bloggers Network
- WAD - Without A Doubt
- WaT - Without A Trace
- WAC - Without a Clue
- WOAD - Without A Doubt
- UCWAP - Up A Creek Without A Paddle
- DR - Driver Release (UPS, leaving a pkg without a signature)
- cbo - Christian Bloggers Online
- CHDRF - Christian Dior S A F (OTC Bulletin Board [OTCBB])
- waf - Without a Face
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