What does LTG mean?
LTG means Lubricate The Galoot
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Lubricate The Galoot?
Lubricate The Galoot can be abbreviated as LTG
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What does LTG stand for? LTG stands for "Lubricate The Galoot". |
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How to abbreviate "Lubricate The Galoot"? "Lubricate The Galoot" can be abbreviated as LTG. |
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What is the meaning of LTG abbreviation? The meaning of LTG abbreviation is "Lubricate The Galoot". |
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What is LTG abbreviation? One of the definitions of LTG is "Lubricate The Galoot". |
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What does LTG mean? LTG as abbreviation means "Lubricate The Galoot". |
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What is shorthand of Lubricate The Galoot? The most common shorthand of "Lubricate The Galoot" is LTG. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- LUB - Lubricate
- GED - Galoot English Dictionary
- GOAT - Galoot Oldtools Archive of Threads
- INFET - The identification of European training needs and the development of evaluation models to inform the design of the training of trainers in the European further education sector
- TBG - The Bearded Galoot
- TFG - The Fearsome Galoot
- TFGHC - The Fearsome Galoot Hates Cats
- TGs - The Galoot Song
- TMG - The Mysterious Galoot
- TWG - The Welshing Galoot
- Lubr - Lubricate
- l - Lubricate
- L/S - Lubricate/Service
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