What does KYEP mean?
KYEP means Keep Your Eyes on the Prize
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Keep Your Eyes on the Prize?
Keep Your Eyes on the Prize can be abbreviated as KYEP
Other shorthands for Keep Your Eyes on the Prize are: KYEOTP
Other shorthands for Keep Your Eyes on the Prize are: KYEOTP
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What does KYEP stand for? KYEP stands for "Keep Your Eyes on the Prize". |
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How to abbreviate "Keep Your Eyes on the Prize"? "Keep Your Eyes on the Prize" can be abbreviated as KYEP. |
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What is the meaning of KYEP abbreviation? The meaning of KYEP abbreviation is "Keep Your Eyes on the Prize". |
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What is KYEP abbreviation? One of the definitions of KYEP is "Keep Your Eyes on the Prize". |
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What does KYEP mean? KYEP as abbreviation means "Keep Your Eyes on the Prize". |
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What is shorthand of Keep Your Eyes on the Prize? The most common shorthand of "Keep Your Eyes on the Prize" is KYEP. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- KYEO - Keep Your Eyes Open
- KYEOTP - Keep Your Eyes on the Prize
- KYHOOTW - Keep Your Head Out of the Water
- KYSOTI - Keep Your Stick On The Ice
- PYCOW - Putting Your Course On the Web
- YBOTI - Your Business on the Internet
- EOTT - Eyes on the Throne
- KYSO - Keep Your Shirt On
- ERMO - Eyes on the Road Mobile Optician
- PYBW - Putting Your Business on the Web
- YHOW - Your Home On the Web
- YHW - Your Home on the Web
- KYPO - Keep Your Pants On
- KYHOOTW - Keep Your Head Out Of The Wate
- baggkyko - be a good girl, keep your knickers on
- kyko - keep your knickers on
- eotf - Eyes on the Future
- eotp - Eye On The Prize
- AXCG - Eyes On The Go Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board [OTCBB])
- KYHAFTY - Keep Your Hands And Feet To Yourselves. For the youngest of audiences, or unruly adult ones. Originally a teachers' acronym but much too good to restrict to school assemblies. (Acknowledgments to Anstey Latimer School, Leicester, England.)