What does FAB mean?
FAB means French American British classification
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for French American British classification?
French American British classification can be abbreviated as FAB
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What does FAB stand for? FAB stands for "French American British classification". |
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What is the meaning of FAB abbreviation? The meaning of FAB abbreviation is "French American British classification". |
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What is FAB abbreviation? One of the definitions of FAB is "French American British classification". |
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What does FAB mean? FAB as abbreviation means "French American British classification". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- FASSV - French-American School of Silicon Valley
- FACCNC - French American Chamber of Commerce of North Carolina, Inc.
- FACCNE - French American Chamber of Commerce New England
- FACCSF - French American Chamber of Commerce of San Francisco
- FASRI - French-American School of Rhode Island
- FACT - French American Charitable Trust
- FAGF - French-American Global Forum
- ABBA - American British British America
- AICS - American Industry Classification System
- BCS - British Classification Society
- FAB - AML-French-American-British
- FAB - French-America-British
- FAB - French-American-British Co-operative group
- FAB - French-American-British Cooperative group
- FAB - French-American-British criteria
- FAB - French-American-British group
- FWBCS - French Wine Bear Classification System
- FAB - French-American-British (classification of leukemia)
- FAB - French American and British Classification Scheme for Leukemia
- FAB - French, American and British