What does II mean?
II means I Installer
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for I Installer?
I Installer can be abbreviated as II
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What does II stand for? II stands for "I Installer". |
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What is the meaning of II abbreviation? The meaning of II abbreviation is "I Installer". |
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What is II abbreviation? One of the definitions of II is "I Installer". |
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What does II mean? II as abbreviation means "I Installer". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- IHTSITYSBITYS - I Hate to Say I Told You So But I Told You So
- ILICISCOMK - I Laughed, I Cried, I Spat Coffee on My Keyboard
- ICPI - I Concrete Paver Installer
- IML - Installer Mailing List
- Iso - Installer for the Solaris OS
- ISU - Installer Step Up
- ITP - Installer This Package
- ILICISCOMK - I Laughed, I Cried, I Spat/Spilt Coffee/Crumbs/Coke On My Keyboard
- Iliciscomk - I Laughed, I Cried, I Spat Coke on My Keyboard
- Iliciscomk - I Laughed, I Cried, I Spilt Coffee on My Keyboard
- Iliciscomk - I Laughed, I Cried, I Spilt Coke on My Keyboard
- Ikwiwwisi - I'll Know What I Want when I See it
- Ikybyuwytisbinsyrtwyhinwim - I Know You Believe You Understand What You Think I Said, But I'm Not Sure You Realize That What You Heard Is Not What I Meant
- Inst - Installer
- IKWIAD - I Know What I Am Doing. Mantra for self-determination and reinforcing self-confidence. The expression logically extends to DIKWIAD? (Do I Know What I Am Doing?) for when a check of competence and preparation is helpful before embarking on new initiatives
- IKWIWWISI - I'll Know What I Want When I See It. Variation on the above theme. The procrastinator's motto. Instead: sit down, think, write down some ideas or aims, and then you will get good results.
- IBM - I'm in Blue Material. A 1970s reference to the standard IBM executive's business suit), and I've Been to Manchester (referring to the supposed reluctance of IBM's American executives to travel into bandit country, i.e. more than three miles from central L
- ILICISCOMK - I laughed, I cried, I spat/spilt coffee/crumbs/coke over my keyboard
- ILICISCOMK - I laughed, I cried, I spilt coffee over my keyboard
- IDR - Installer Design Required