What does ERL mean?
ERL means England Rugby Limited
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for England Rugby Limited?
England Rugby Limited can be abbreviated as ERL
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What does ERL stand for? ERL stands for "England Rugby Limited". |
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How to abbreviate "England Rugby Limited"? "England Rugby Limited" can be abbreviated as ERL. |
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What is the meaning of ERL abbreviation? The meaning of ERL abbreviation is "England Rugby Limited". |
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What is ERL abbreviation? One of the definitions of ERL is "England Rugby Limited". |
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What does ERL mean? ERL as abbreviation means "England Rugby Limited". |
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What is shorthand of England Rugby Limited? The most common shorthand of "England Rugby Limited" is ERL. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ERFSU - England Rugby Football Schools Union
- NERFU - New England Rugby Football Union
- RFUW - Rugby Football Union for Women
- EDRU - England Deaf Rugby Union
- ERSC - England Rugby Supporters Club
- NERRS - New England Rugby Referees Society
- RWCL - Rugby World Cup Limited
- EME - England My England
- EPL - England Public Library (England, AR)
- RSR - Rugby Skiing Rugby
- RURS - Rugby Us Rugby Stories
- RURSL - Rugby Us Rugby Stories and List
- Krug - Rugby Municipal Airport, Rugby, North Dakota, United States
- Rug - Rugby Municipal Airport, Rugby, North Dakota, United States
- RCC - Rugby Club Châteaurenard (French rugby club)
- RCC - Rugby Club Compiègne (French rugby club)
- eye - England Your England
- RUG - Rugby Mining Limited (Toronto Venture Exchange [TSXV])
- PRIDE - Personal Responsibility In Delivering Excellence. A bit of an acronym cheat because 'for' would sound much better than 'in', but PRFDE doesn't have quite the same ring to it. (Courtesy Mr Bull, of the England Rugby Union national team coaching staff.)
- T-CUP - Total Control Under Pressure. Acronym to emphasise the need for concentration and focus, alternatively interpreted as Think Correctly Under Pressure, or Thinking Clearly Under Pressure, which according to interviews are versions used by the England rugby