What does HWA mean?
HWA means He Was Arrested
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for He Was Arrested?
He Was Arrested can be abbreviated as HWA
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What does HWA stand for? HWA stands for "He Was Arrested". |
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What is the meaning of HWA abbreviation? The meaning of HWA abbreviation is "He Was Arrested". |
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What is HWA abbreviation? One of the definitions of HWA is "He Was Arrested". |
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What does HWA mean? HWA as abbreviation means "He Was Arrested". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- AD - Arrested Development
- AWB - Arrested while Black
- HSHS - He Shoots, He Scores
- ADFC - Arrested Development Fan Club
- AdR - arrested development of righting
- AFC - arrested forearm circulation
- ALC - arrested leg circulation
- APE - Arrested Primer Extension
- ASU - Arrested on Suspicion
- HWT - He Was Transferred
- WWG - Was ist Was ist Geplant
- ADR - arrested development of righting response
- ARFA - Arrested Receive Frame Acquisition
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