What does CoA mean?
CoA means child of an alcoholic
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for child of an alcoholic?
child of an alcoholic can be abbreviated as CoA
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What does CoA stand for? CoA stands for "child of an alcoholic". |
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How to abbreviate "child of an alcoholic"? "child of an alcoholic" can be abbreviated as CoA. |
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What is the meaning of CoA abbreviation? The meaning of CoA abbreviation is "child of an alcoholic". |
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What is CoA abbreviation? One of the definitions of CoA is "child of an alcoholic". |
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What does CoA mean? CoA as abbreviation means "child of an alcoholic". |
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What is shorthand of child of an alcoholic? The most common shorthand of "child of an alcoholic" is CoA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- COA - Child of Alcoholic
- ACOA - Adult Child of an Alcoholic
- ACOA - Adult Children of an Alcoholic
- OAH - Of an Historical
- OAL - Of an Actor Language
- OCM - Of an OMIS Compliant Monitoring
- OCWA - Of an Orange County Water
- OMC - Of an Open Method of Coordination
- OOP - Of an Object Oriented Programming
- ORI - Of an Operational Risk
- OSHC - Of an Out of School Care
- OSHC - Of an Out of School Hours Care
- OSSF - Of an on Site Sewage Facility
- aa - an Alcoholic
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- ACA - Adult Child Of An Alcoholic
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