What does DSP mean?
DSP means Description in the Past
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Description in the Past?
Description in the Past can be abbreviated as DSP
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What does DSP stand for? DSP stands for "Description in the Past". |
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How to abbreviate "Description in the Past"? "Description in the Past" can be abbreviated as DSP. |
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What is the meaning of DSP abbreviation? The meaning of DSP abbreviation is "Description in the Past". |
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What is DSP abbreviation? One of the definitions of DSP is "Description in the Past". |
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What does DSP mean? DSP as abbreviation means "Description in the Past". |
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What is shorthand of Description in the Past? The most common shorthand of "Description in the Past" is DSP. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- QUSEP - Questionnaire Unwanted Sexual Experiences in the Past
- LITP - Living in the Past
- CMP - Coal Miners in the Past
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- DAE - Description of the Anticipated Effects
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- DEC - Description of the Enhancements
- DTWF - Description in Terms of the Wave Function
- IPA - Illustration in the Past
- PIP - Performances in the Past
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- DIZ - Description file (Description In Zip)