What does BAM-OLE mean?
BAM-OLE means Bricks and Mortar Online Extension
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Technology, IT etc. category.
What is the abbreviation for Bricks and Mortar Online Extension?
Bricks and Mortar Online Extension can be abbreviated as BAM-OLE
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What does BAM-OLE stand for? BAM-OLE stands for "Bricks and Mortar Online Extension". |
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How to abbreviate "Bricks and Mortar Online Extension"? "Bricks and Mortar Online Extension" can be abbreviated as BAM-OLE. |
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What is the meaning of BAM-OLE abbreviation? The meaning of BAM-OLE abbreviation is "Bricks and Mortar Online Extension". |
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What is BAM-OLE abbreviation? One of the definitions of BAM-OLE is "Bricks and Mortar Online Extension". |
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What does BAM-OLE mean? BAM-OLE as abbreviation means "Bricks and Mortar Online Extension". |
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What is shorthand of Bricks and Mortar Online Extension? The most common shorthand of "Bricks and Mortar Online Extension" is BAM-OLE. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- C-RAM - Counter Rocket, Artillery, and Mortar
- CoBAM - Consortium of Brick-And-Mortar
- PD C-RAM - Program Director Counter-Rockets, Artillery and Mortar
- SCAFE - Soil Conservation and Agro Forestry Extension
- TTREA - Tax and Trade Relief Extension Act of 1998
- BAM - Brick and Mortar
- CAMRAS - Counter Artillery and Mortar Radar Acquisition Simulation
- ICAM - Integrated Clicks and Mortar
- SGM - Southern Grout and Mortar
- WAMBAM - Web Application Meets Brick and Mortar
- anre - Agriculture and Natural Resources Extension
- bamm - Bricks and Mortar Media
- g&m - Gun and Mortar
- flophouse. - Slang. A cheap and shoddy hotel that caters to vagrants and alcoholics. By extension, a derogatory term for any substandard hotel. See also, fleabag.
- click-and-mortar - a.k.a. bricks-and-clicks
- FMCGÂ - Fast Moving Consumer Goods. An acronym that lots of people have heard and don't know what it means. FMCG typically describes products (and the entire industry behind these products) that supermarkets and other big stores, and increasingly online retailers
- TVEE - Technical and Vocational Education Extension
- ABRAMS - Antibomb Rocket and Mortar System
- BAM - Bricks And Mortar
- BM - Bricks And Mortar