What does TIRO mean?
TIRO means Time Is Running Out
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Internet Slang, Chat Texting & Subculture category.
What is the abbreviation for Time Is Running Out?
Time Is Running Out can be abbreviated as TIRO
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What does TIRO stand for? TIRO stands for "Time Is Running Out". |
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How to abbreviate "Time Is Running Out"? "Time Is Running Out" can be abbreviated as TIRO. |
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What is the meaning of TIRO abbreviation? The meaning of TIRO abbreviation is "Time Is Running Out". |
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What is TIRO abbreviation? One of the definitions of TIRO is "Time Is Running Out". |
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What does TIRO mean? TIRO as abbreviation means "Time Is Running Out". |
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What is shorthand of Time Is Running Out? The most common shorthand of "Time Is Running Out" is TIRO. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ROOTTUYSD - Running Out Of Time To Use Your Sick Days
- TIAWT - Time Is A Warriors Tool
- WTWIRDYMTBOWSA - When the World Is Running Down, You Make the Best of What's Still Around
- EWOP - Everything is Working Out Perfectly
- ROADS - Running Out of Address Space
- ROOT - Running Out of Time
- TIN - Time Is Now
- TIC - Time Is Capital
- TITO - Time Is Ticking Out
- TOTE - Time is Of The Essence
- TIM - Time Is Money
- TIP - Time Is Precious
- retrotextual - One who is using out of date words and abbreviations while texting.
- TIR - Time Is Right
- toe - Time is of the essence
- emissary. - A person who is sent out on a mission on behalf of another person or a country.
- taxi-out. - Adj. In the airline industry, referring to the period of time between when an airplane leaves the gate and when it takes off. Used in phrases such as "taxi-out time" and "taxi-out statistics."
- Clapped out - Worn out, of no further use. eg. my car is "clapped out"
- RO - Running Out
- Museve - Arrow Museve is an Arrow. Also Museve is a traditional dance or music genre in Zimbabwe. A dance where one leans forward and in a fast motion step on your toes and heels as if one is running forward or riding a bicycle. Wunderbar!