What does FRED mean?
FRED means Fishing Ridiculous Electronic Device
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Fishing Ridiculous Electronic Device?
Fishing Ridiculous Electronic Device can be abbreviated as FRED
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What does FRED stand for? FRED stands for "Fishing Ridiculous Electronic Device". |
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How to abbreviate "Fishing Ridiculous Electronic Device"? "Fishing Ridiculous Electronic Device" can be abbreviated as FRED. |
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What is the meaning of FRED abbreviation? The meaning of FRED abbreviation is "Fishing Ridiculous Electronic Device". |
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What is FRED abbreviation? One of the definitions of FRED is "Fishing Ridiculous Electronic Device". |
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What does FRED mean? FRED as abbreviation means "Fishing Ridiculous Electronic Device". |
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What is shorthand of Fishing Ridiculous Electronic Device? The most common shorthand of "Fishing Ridiculous Electronic Device" is FRED. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- EDFAS - Electronic Device Failure Analysis Society
- eDHR - Electronic Device History Record
- EDFA - Electronic Device Failure Analysis
- EDDL - Electronic Device Description Language
- FRED - Flipping Ridiculous Electronic Device
- FRED - Freaking Ridiculous Electronic Device
- EDS - Electronic Device Simulation
- FRED - Fairly Ridiculous Electronic Device
- FRED - Flaming Ridiculous Electronic Device
- FRED - Foolish Ridiculous Electronic Device
- FRED - Friggin Ridiculous Electronic Device
- FRED - Fuckin Ridiculous Electronic Device
- FRED - Funnctionless Ridiculous Electronic Device
- ED - Electronic Device
- EDMS - Electronic Device and Materials Symposium
- FRED - Fucking Ridiculous Electronic Device
- FRED - Frigging Ridiculous Electronic Device
- edd - Electronic Device Description
- FRED - F***ing Ridiculous Electronic Device
- FRED - Flipping Ridiculous Electronic Device. Polite version. An increasingly popular acronym that many people now use to describe a computer or other gadget causing frustration or technical difficulty for the user.