What does TAWOTWS mean?
TAWOTWS means Take A Walk on the Wild Side
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Internet Slang, Chat Texting & Subculture category.
What is the abbreviation for Take A Walk on the Wild Side?
Take A Walk on the Wild Side can be abbreviated as TAWOTWS
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What does TAWOTWS stand for? TAWOTWS stands for "Take A Walk on the Wild Side". |
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What is the meaning of TAWOTWS abbreviation? The meaning of TAWOTWS abbreviation is "Take A Walk on the Wild Side". |
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What is TAWOTWS abbreviation? One of the definitions of TAWOTWS is "Take A Walk on the Wild Side". |
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What does TAWOTWS mean? TAWOTWS as abbreviation means "Take A Walk on the Wild Side". |
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What is shorthand of Take A Walk on the Wild Side? The most common shorthand of "Take A Walk on the Wild Side" is TAWOTWS. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ARAPAHOE - A Run, A Pass, A Hit on the Enemy
- OTLS - On the Lighter Side
- OTOSOTP - On the Other Side of the Pond
- TALITM - Take A Look in the Mirror
- ETWS - Eat on the Wild Side
- JOTW - Jaywalking on the Wild Side
- OCS - On the Course Side
- OtSS - On The Safe Side
- TAW - Take A Walk
- OGSW - On the Green Side of the Web
- OOS - On the Out Side
- TAWW - Take A Walk on the Wildside
- TAWOW - Take A Walk On the Wildside
- TWW - Take Walk on the Wildside
- WWS - Walk the Wild Side
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