What does LAMP mean?
LAMP means Learning Activities for Mature People
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Learning Activities for Mature People?
Learning Activities for Mature People can be abbreviated as LAMP
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What does LAMP stand for? LAMP stands for "Learning Activities for Mature People". |
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How to abbreviate "Learning Activities for Mature People"? "Learning Activities for Mature People" can be abbreviated as LAMP. |
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What is the meaning of LAMP abbreviation? The meaning of LAMP abbreviation is "Learning Activities for Mature People". |
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What is LAMP abbreviation? One of the definitions of LAMP is "Learning Activities for Mature People". |
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What does LAMP mean? LAMP as abbreviation means "Learning Activities for Mature People". |
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What is shorthand of Learning Activities for Mature People? The most common shorthand of "Learning Activities for Mature People" is LAMP. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- LWFYP - Learning Works for Young People
- PAYP - Positive Activities for Young People
- ACE - Activities for Curriculum Enhancement
- ABE - Activities for Ballooning Enthus
- ADACS - Activities for the Development and Consolidation
- ADD - Activities for Downtown Development
- AED - Activities for Educational Development
- AEA - Activities for ASHE
- CLASS - Conservation Learning Activities for Science and Social
- FTGFOP - For Too Good for Ordinary People
- LAB - Learning Activities Bank
- LAMS - Learning Activities Management System
- LARC - Learning Activities Resource Center
- LN4LD - Learning Networks for Learning Design
- LOLA - Learning Objects Learning Activities
- MAMA - Mature Animals for Mature Adults
- NAPA - National Association for Providers of Activities for Older People
- PAYP - Positive Activities for Young People Programme
- cayp - Christchurch Activities for Young People
- RHINO - Really Here In Name Only. An acronym for when we'd rather be somewhere else, and a reminder for us when arranging activities for others: people usually have other priorities, so respect and make the best possible use of other people's time. See also MEGO,