What does TINLTL mean?
TINLTL means There Is Nothing Left to Lose
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Internet Slang, Chat Texting & Subculture category.
What is the abbreviation for There Is Nothing Left to Lose?
There Is Nothing Left to Lose can be abbreviated as TINLTL
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What does TINLTL stand for? TINLTL stands for "There Is Nothing Left to Lose". |
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How to abbreviate "There Is Nothing Left to Lose"? "There Is Nothing Left to Lose" can be abbreviated as TINLTL. |
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What is the meaning of TINLTL abbreviation? The meaning of TINLTL abbreviation is "There Is Nothing Left to Lose". |
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What is TINLTL abbreviation? One of the definitions of TINLTL is "There Is Nothing Left to Lose". |
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What does TINLTL mean? TINLTL as abbreviation means "There Is Nothing Left to Lose". |
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What is shorthand of There Is Nothing Left to Lose? The most common shorthand of "There Is Nothing Left to Lose" is TINLTL. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- NLTDBSSS - Nothing Left to Do But Smile Smile Smile
- TIMTOWDI - There Is More Than One Way to do It
- TIMTOWTDI - There Is More Than One Way To Do It
- TIMTOWTDT - There Is More Than One Way to do This
- TINTTA - There Is Nothing to Talk About
- TIOOWTDI - There Is Only One Way to Do It
- TNOTVS - There's Nothing on Television, So ....
- N2L - Nothing to Lose
- NLTM - Nothing Left To Mourn
- NTL - Nothing to Lose
- NLAA - Nothing Left At All
- TNB - There's Nothing Better
- TNTF - There's Nothing to Fear
- NLTL - Nothing Left to Lose
- TETIS - To Everything There Is a Season
- TETS - To Everything There is a Season
- TINL - There Is Nothing Like
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- TINA - There Is No Alternative. For that extra bit of emphasis - interestingly attributed to Baroness Margaret Thatcher.
- Cut and Paste - To open a patient, discover that there is no hope, and immediately sew him up (or almost immediately - sometimes young surgeons practice surgical techniques for a while).