What does HSP mean?
HSP means High Sensitive People
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for High Sensitive People?
2 ways to abbreviate High Sensitive People
High Sensitive People can be abbreviated as HSP
Other shorthands for High Sensitive People are: HSP
High Sensitive People can be abbreviated as HSP
Other shorthands for High Sensitive People are: HSP
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What does HSP stand for? HSP stands for "High Sensitive People". |
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How to abbreviate "High Sensitive People"? "High Sensitive People" can be abbreviated as HSP. |
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What is the meaning of HSP abbreviation? The meaning of HSP abbreviation is "High Sensitive People". |
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What is HSP abbreviation? One of the definitions of HSP is "High Sensitive People". |
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What does HSP mean? HSP as abbreviation means "High Sensitive People". |
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What is shorthand of High Sensitive People? The most common shorthand of "High Sensitive People" is HSP. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- HAVS - High-Affinity Vanadate-Sensitive
- HEBS - High Energy Beam Sensitive
- HFVS - High-Frequency Vibratory Sensitive
- HSSD - High Sensitive Smoke Detector
- HSP - Highly Sensitive People
- SHRIMP - Sensitive High-Resolution Ion Microprobe
- HAS - High Alcohol Sensitive
- HAS - high altitude-sensitive
- HRS - high rejection-sensitive
- HVTS - High Value Time Sensitive
- POHI - People of High Incompetence
- SHRIMP - Sensitive High Mass Resolution Ion Microprobe
- hs-CRP - high-sensitive C-reactive protein
- hs-CRP - high-sensitive CRP
- Shrimp - Sensitive High Resolution Ion Micro Probe
- PHS - People High School
- hppg - High Performance People Group
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- PLU - People Like Us. Upper-class reference to describe others who have similar high-class aspirations and standards. See also NTD and NOCD for other semi-secret upper-class coded terms.