What does HDAS mean?
HDAS means Historical Dictionary of American Slang
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What is the abbreviation for Historical Dictionary of American Slang?
Historical Dictionary of American Slang can be abbreviated as HDAS
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What does HDAS stand for? HDAS stands for "Historical Dictionary of American Slang". |
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How to abbreviate "Historical Dictionary of American Slang"? "Historical Dictionary of American Slang" can be abbreviated as HDAS. |
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What is the meaning of HDAS abbreviation? The meaning of HDAS abbreviation is "Historical Dictionary of American Slang". |
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What is HDAS abbreviation? One of the definitions of HDAS is "Historical Dictionary of American Slang". |
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What does HDAS mean? HDAS as abbreviation means "Historical Dictionary of American Slang". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CDALB - Concise Dictionary of American Literary Biography
- DANAS - Dictionary of American Naval Aviation Squadrons
- DANFS - Dictionary of American Naval Fighting Ships
- DAFN - Dictionary of American Family Names
- RHHDAS - Random House Historical Dictionary of American Slang
- CDAB - Cambridge Dictionary of American Biography
- DAE - Dictionary of American English
- DARE - Dictionary of American Regional English
- DAH - Dictionary of American History
- DAH - Dictionary of American Hymnology
- DAB - Dictionary of American Biography
- ODMS - Oxford Dictionary of Modern Slang
- ODPS - Online Dictionary of Playground Slang
- DAR - Dictionary of American Regional
- DALB - Dictionary of American Library Biography
- DAC - Dictionary of American
- DAI - Dictionary of American
- HDS - Historical Dictionary of Switzerland
- dana - Dictionary of American Naval Aviation
- das - Dictionary of American Slang