What does CTBG mean?
CTBG means Coffee and Tea Brewers Grinders
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Coffee and Tea Brewers Grinders?
Coffee and Tea Brewers Grinders can be abbreviated as CTBG
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What does CTBG stand for? CTBG stands for "Coffee and Tea Brewers Grinders". |
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How to abbreviate "Coffee and Tea Brewers Grinders"? "Coffee and Tea Brewers Grinders" can be abbreviated as CTBG. |
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What is the meaning of CTBG abbreviation? The meaning of CTBG abbreviation is "Coffee and Tea Brewers Grinders". |
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What is CTBG abbreviation? One of the definitions of CTBG is "Coffee and Tea Brewers Grinders". |
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What does CTBG mean? CTBG as abbreviation means "Coffee and Tea Brewers Grinders". |
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What is shorthand of Coffee and Tea Brewers Grinders? The most common shorthand of "Coffee and Tea Brewers Grinders" is CTBG. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- NIVTS - National Institute of Vegetable and Tea Science
- C&C - Coffee and Cats
- C&C - Coffee and Cigarettes
- CBTL - Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf
- CAFE - Coffee and Farmer Equality
- CNC - Coffee and Chat
- PCT - Peet's Coffee and Tea
- ACTA - Australian Coffee and Tea Association
- CAFE - Coffee and Farmer Equity
- CAFES - Coffee and Family Education and Support
- CAPE - Coffee and Processing Equipment
- ECTA - Ethiopian Coffee and Tea Authority
- GCTC - Greenberry Coffee and Tea Company
- Peet - Peet's Coffee and Tea, Inc.
- c&d - Coffee and Doughnut
- cafÉ - Coffee and Farmer Equity
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- @[_]~~ - Mug of HOT Coffee or Tea