What does LQTU mean?
LQTU means Large Quantity Toxic User
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Large Quantity Toxic User?
Large Quantity Toxic User can be abbreviated as LQTU
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What does LQTU stand for? LQTU stands for "Large Quantity Toxic User". |
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How to abbreviate "Large Quantity Toxic User"? "Large Quantity Toxic User" can be abbreviated as LQTU. |
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What is the meaning of LQTU abbreviation? The meaning of LQTU abbreviation is "Large Quantity Toxic User". |
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What is LQTU abbreviation? One of the definitions of LQTU is "Large Quantity Toxic User". |
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What does LQTU mean? LQTU as abbreviation means "Large Quantity Toxic User". |
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What is shorthand of Large Quantity Toxic User? The most common shorthand of "Large Quantity Toxic User" is LQTU. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- LDUX - Large Display User Experience
- LQUWH - Large Quantity Universal Waste Handler
- LQHUW - Large Quantity Handler of Universal Waste
- LXL - Large Extra Large
- TRI-US - Toxic Release Inventory-User Support
- UMUAI - User Modeling and User Adapted Interaction
- LUAC - Large User Abatement Certificate
- LQG - Large Quantity Generator
- LQC - Large Quantity Commodities
- TEQ - Toxic Equivalent Quantity
- LQHUW - Large Quantity Handler of UW
- QBUF - Quantity Based User Fees
- TEQ - Toxic Equivalency Quantity
- TCS - Toxic Confusional State - Confused, Usually Elderly, Person Whose Problem Is Due To Constipation (toxic Build Up In Body)
- Lsi/vlsi - Large-Scale Integration/Very-Large-Scale Integration
- lug - Large User Group
- tsst - Toxic Shock Syndrome Toxic
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- LQHUW - Large Quantity Handlers of Universal Waste