What does KPPT mean?
KPPT means Kinky People Places and Things
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Kinky People Places and Things?
Kinky People Places and Things can be abbreviated as KPPT
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What does KPPT stand for? KPPT stands for "Kinky People Places and Things". |
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How to abbreviate "Kinky People Places and Things"? "Kinky People Places and Things" can be abbreviated as KPPT. |
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What is the meaning of KPPT abbreviation? The meaning of KPPT abbreviation is "Kinky People Places and Things". |
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What is KPPT abbreviation? One of the definitions of KPPT is "Kinky People Places and Things". |
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What does KPPT mean? KPPT as abbreviation means "Kinky People Places and Things". |
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What is shorthand of Kinky People Places and Things? The most common shorthand of "Kinky People Places and Things" is KPPT. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- PLAW - People, Land, and Water
- TARPP - Things, Actions, Remedies, People, Places
- KPCOFGS - Kinky People Can Often Find Good Sex
- PLANT - People Loving and Nurturing Trees
- PPSR - people, places, situations: response
- PBSE - People Buy and Sell Everyday
- PRCF - People Resources and Conservation Foundation
- PPPA - People, Pay and Pensions Agency
- PPP - People, Places & Plants
- KPCOFGS - Kinky People Can Often Find Great Sex (mnemonic for taxonomy order: Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species)
- KPCOFGS - Kinky People Come Over for Great Sex (Mnemonic for Taxonomy Order: Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species)
- PGT - Places to Go and Things to do
- PNCC - People Networks and amp Communication and Conference
- PPCE - People Places Circumstances and Events
- PPO - People Places and Organization
- PTN - People and Things from Nepa
- PTN - People and Things from Nepal
- PTN - People and Things in Nepal
- PPE - People, Places and Events
- POTBI - Places, Organizations, Things, Biographics, Intangibles