What does LLLN mean?
LLLN means Literally Lisa Literature No
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Literally Lisa Literature No?
Literally Lisa Literature No can be abbreviated as LLLN
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What does LLLN stand for? LLLN stands for "Literally Lisa Literature No". |
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How to abbreviate "Literally Lisa Literature No"? "Literally Lisa Literature No" can be abbreviated as LLLN. |
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What is the meaning of LLLN abbreviation? The meaning of LLLN abbreviation is "Literally Lisa Literature No". |
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What is LLLN abbreviation? One of the definitions of LLLN is "Literally Lisa Literature No". |
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What does LLLN mean? LLLN as abbreviation means "Literally Lisa Literature No". |
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What is shorthand of Literally Lisa Literature No? The most common shorthand of "Literally Lisa Literature No" is LLLN. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- LTBQ - Lisa the Beauty Queen
- NCNCNC - No Coffee, No Chocolate, No Computer
- NSNSNP - No Shirt, No Shoes - No Problem
- NSNSNS - No Shirt, No Shoes - No Service
- NSGNSNCNO - No Sphere Grid, No Summoning, No Customizing, No Overdrives
- LS - Lisa Simpson
- LEIT - Lisa Education Initiative Taskforce
- LMX - Lisa Marr Experiment
- LAME - Literally Awesome Mega Excellent
- LLOL - Literally Laughing Out Loud
- NINJA - No Income, No Job, No Assets
- LFAL - Literally Failed at Life
- LHLH - Lisa Hartman Lisa Hartman
- LLL - Literature and Languages Literature
- LLCL - Literature Language and Culture Literature
- Nnn - No No No
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- [-X - No no no