What does DIC mean?
DIC means Destinations In the Caribbean
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Destinations In the Caribbean?
Destinations In the Caribbean can be abbreviated as DIC
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What does DIC stand for? DIC stands for "Destinations In the Caribbean". |
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How to abbreviate "Destinations In the Caribbean"? "Destinations In the Caribbean" can be abbreviated as DIC. |
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What is the meaning of DIC abbreviation? The meaning of DIC abbreviation is "Destinations In the Caribbean". |
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What is DIC abbreviation? One of the definitions of DIC is "Destinations In the Caribbean". |
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What does DIC mean? DIC as abbreviation means "Destinations In the Caribbean". |
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What is shorthand of Destinations In the Caribbean? The most common shorthand of "Destinations In the Caribbean" is DIC. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CARIPOL - Marine Pollution Monitoring Program in the Caribbean
- FAVACA - Florida Association for Volunteer Action in the Caribbean and the Americas
- ICCJC - International Conference on Crime and Justice in the Caribbean
- ACCC - Adaptation to Climate Change in the Caribbean
- ACPA - Auditing in the Caribbean: A Practical Approach
- ACSAC - Association of Commonwealth Societies of Architects in the Caribbean
- BDDC - British Development Division in the Caribbean
- TCOT - Turtles in the Caribbean Overseas Territories
- ACCC - Adapting to Climate Change in the Caribbean
- BRCTA - Banana Research in the Caribbean and Tropical America
- CADEC - Christian Action for Development in the Caribbean
- EPIC - Environmental Protection in the Caribbean
- ITC - In the Caribbean
- MACC - Mainstreaming Adaptation to Climate in the Caribbean
- MCCA - Methodist Church in the Caribbean the Americas
- WICP - Women in the Caribbean Project
- Procicaribe - Program for Cooperation in Agricultural Science and Technology in the Caribbean
- jump-up. - In the Caribbean, a type of party or celebration with lively music. The term is also used for the music played at these parties. Sometimes spelled without a hypen.
- party tourism. - Travel, typically by people under 30 and especially prevalent in Northern Europe, to warm destinations in the Mediterranean for the purpose of indulgence in drinking, dancing, and other party behavior
- ACORBAT - Association for Cooperation in Banana Research in the Caribbean and Tropical America