What does DWA mean?
DWA means Diamonds of Western Australia
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Diamonds of Western Australia?
Diamonds of Western Australia can be abbreviated as DWA
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What does DWA stand for? DWA stands for "Diamonds of Western Australia". |
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How to abbreviate "Diamonds of Western Australia"? "Diamonds of Western Australia" can be abbreviated as DWA. |
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What is the meaning of DWA abbreviation? The meaning of DWA abbreviation is "Diamonds of Western Australia". |
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What is DWA abbreviation? One of the definitions of DWA is "Diamonds of Western Australia". |
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What does DWA mean? DWA as abbreviation means "Diamonds of Western Australia". |
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What is shorthand of Diamonds of Western Australia? The most common shorthand of "Diamonds of Western Australia" is DWA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ACFWA - Australian Culinary Federation of Western Australia
- ADCWA - Australia Day Council of Western Australia
- AHCWA - Aboriginal Health Council of Western Australia
- AISWA - Association of Independent Schools of Western Australia
- ALSWA - Aboriginal Legal Service of Western Australia
- ANAWA - Anti-Nuclear Alliance of Western Australia
- AUCWA - Anti-Uranium Coalition of Western Australia
- BCFWA - Breast Cancer Foundation of Western Australia
- BPCWA - Bible Presbyterian Church of Western Australia
- CEOWA - Catholic Education Office of Western Australia
- CMEWA - Chamber of Minerals and Energy of Western Australia, Inc
- UOWA - University of Western Australia
- BOWA - Bushwalkers of Western Australia
- AGWA - Agriculture of Western Australia
- AWA - Airlines of Western Australia
- AWA - Association of Western Australia
- BWA - Bank of Western Australia
- DMEWA - Department of Minerals and Energy of Western Australia
- BEWA - Business Educators of Western Australia (Rossmoyne, Western Australia, Australia)
- USAC - University of Western Australia