What does FOC mean?
FOC means FEATURES in October
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for FEATURES in October?
FEATURES in October can be abbreviated as FOC
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What does FOC stand for? FOC stands for "FEATURES in October". |
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How to abbreviate "FEATURES in October"? "FEATURES in October" can be abbreviated as FOC. |
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What is the meaning of FOC abbreviation? The meaning of FOC abbreviation is "FEATURES in October". |
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What is FOC abbreviation? One of the definitions of FOC is "FEATURES in October". |
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What does FOC mean? FOC as abbreviation means "FEATURES in October". |
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What is shorthand of FEATURES in October? The most common shorthand of "FEATURES in October" is FOC. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
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- OOGL - October Open Game License
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- DOT - Delayed in October
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- INO - In Indonesia October
- MOE - Moreover in October
- OAR - October Antifascist Resistance
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