What does IT mean?
IT means INTENTIONS TO TRAVEL
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for INTENTIONS TO TRAVEL?
INTENTIONS TO TRAVEL can be abbreviated as IT
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What does IT stand for? IT stands for "INTENTIONS TO TRAVEL". |
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What is the meaning of IT abbreviation? The meaning of IT abbreviation is "INTENTIONS TO TRAVEL". |
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What does IT mean? IT as abbreviation means "INTENTIONS TO TRAVEL". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- HTTA - How to Travel America
- ATF - Application to Travel Form
- ATT - Access to Travel
- DANTE - Designs to Avoid the Need to Travel in Europe
- LTR - Likes to Travel
- RTT - Right to Travel
- WTT - willingness to travel question
- PASSPORT - Parents and Schools Succeeding in Providing Organized Routes to Travel
- ttt - Time To Travel
- wtt - Willing to travel
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