What does CGNO mean?
CGNO means Casino Gambling in New Orleans
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Casino Gambling in New Orleans?
2 ways to abbreviate Casino Gambling in New Orleans
Casino Gambling in New Orleans can be abbreviated as CGNO
Other shorthands for Casino Gambling in New Orleans are: CGINO
Casino Gambling in New Orleans can be abbreviated as CGNO
Other shorthands for Casino Gambling in New Orleans are: CGINO
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What does CGNO stand for? CGNO stands for "Casino Gambling in New Orleans". |
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How to abbreviate "Casino Gambling in New Orleans"? "Casino Gambling in New Orleans" can be abbreviated as CGNO. |
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What is the meaning of CGNO abbreviation? The meaning of CGNO abbreviation is "Casino Gambling in New Orleans". |
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What is CGNO abbreviation? One of the definitions of CGNO is "Casino Gambling in New Orleans". |
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What does CGNO mean? CGNO as abbreviation means "Casino Gambling in New Orleans". |
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What is shorthand of Casino Gambling in New Orleans? The most common shorthand of "Casino Gambling in New Orleans" is CGNO. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CACGEC - Citizens Against Casino Gambling in Erie County
- LSUNO - Louisiana State University in New Orleans
- NCQENO - National Coalition for Quality Education in New Orleans
- CAGNY - Coalition Against Gambling in New York
- KATRINA - Keeping All the Resources in New Orleans Alive
- MSY - Moisant Stock Yards in New Orleans
- RHINO - Rebuilding Hope in New Orleans
- BNO - Businesses in New Orleans
- BINO - Businesses In New Orleans
- CGINO - Casino Gambling In New Orleans
- CNO - Conference in New Orleans
- CPANO - Chinese Professional Association in New Orleans
- EINO - Educational In New Orleans
- ENO - Educational in New Orleans
- JINO - Jesus in New Orleans
- sfno - San Fermin in New Orleans
- sno - Stand in New Orleans
- uno - University in New Orleans
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