What does WWOTS mean?
WWOTS means While We're on the Subject
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Internet Slang, Chat Texting & Subculture category.
What is the abbreviation for While We're on the Subject?
While We're on the Subject can be abbreviated as WWOTS
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What does WWOTS stand for? WWOTS stands for "While We're on the Subject". |
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How to abbreviate "While We're on the Subject"? "While We're on the Subject" can be abbreviated as WWOTS. |
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What is the meaning of WWOTS abbreviation? The meaning of WWOTS abbreviation is "While We're on the Subject". |
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What is WWOTS abbreviation? One of the definitions of WWOTS is "While We're on the Subject". |
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What does WWOTS mean? WWOTS as abbreviation means "While We're on the Subject". |
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What is shorthand of While We're on the Subject? The most common shorthand of "While We're on the Subject" is WWOTS. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- LOLWROTF - Laughing Out Loud While Rolling on the Floor
- OAS - On Another Subject
- TSMARTS - The Subject Matter Authority Resource and Training Service
- TSSIA - The Subject Says It All
- EURICUS-II - The Effect of harmonizing and standardizing the nursing tasks on the Intensive Care Units of the European Community
- MM-TQM - Education for the creation of a Multi-Media System on the subject of training on Total Quality Management
- TSTP - The Subject Tree Project
- WOTS - While On The Subject
- LMAOWROTF - Laughing my arse off while rolling on the floor
- lolrof - Laughing out loud while rolling on the floor.
- lmaowrotf - Laughing my ass of while rolling on the floor
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