What does DDF mean?
DDF means Direction and Distance in Feet
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Direction and Distance in Feet?
Direction and Distance in Feet can be abbreviated as DDF
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What does DDF stand for? DDF stands for "Direction and Distance in Feet". |
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How to abbreviate "Direction and Distance in Feet"? "Direction and Distance in Feet" can be abbreviated as DDF. |
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What is the meaning of DDF abbreviation? The meaning of DDF abbreviation is "Direction and Distance in Feet". |
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What is DDF abbreviation? One of the definitions of DDF is "Direction and Distance in Feet". |
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What does DDF mean? DDF as abbreviation means "Direction and Distance in Feet". |
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What is shorthand of Direction and Distance in Feet? The most common shorthand of "Direction and Distance in Feet" is DDF. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- D&I - Direction and Inclination
- DRADIS - Direction Radius Distance
- DRADIS - Direction, Range, Distance
- AAD - And Appear in the Ad
- ABT - And Beautiful in These
- ADL - And Distance Learning
- DAD - Direction And Distance
- DAS - Direction And Supervision
- dct - Direction and Then
- DFB - Distance in Feet from the Blast
- DEMOS - Distance Education and tutoring in heterogeneous telematics environments
- DISTILLS - Distance In-service Support for Trainers Involved in Language Learning in SMEs
- DIF - Distance In Feet
- DIL-EMOG - Distance Learning - Economics and Management in Oil and Gas
- DIFS - Distance in Face Space
- TDD - The Direction and Distance
- d&c - Direction and Control
- cover charge. - In a restaurant or nightclub, an added fee in addition to whatever is charged for food and beverages. In effect, an admission charge. A cover charge is most often encountered in establishments that pr
- dead reckoning. - In navigation, a way of calculating a ship's or plane's position without reference to sun or stars, based on speed, direction, and drift.
- D&I - direction and inclinitation