What does MINT mean?
MINT means Materialized in Network Top
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Materialized in Network Top?
Materialized in Network Top can be abbreviated as MINT
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What does MINT stand for? MINT stands for "Materialized in Network Top". |
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How to abbreviate "Materialized in Network Top"? "Materialized in Network Top" can be abbreviated as MINT. |
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What is the meaning of MINT abbreviation? The meaning of MINT abbreviation is "Materialized in Network Top". |
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What is MINT abbreviation? One of the definitions of MINT is "Materialized in Network Top". |
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What does MINT mean? MINT as abbreviation means "Materialized in Network Top". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
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- EMSNI - Evolution of Market Structure in Network Industries
- LASAGNE - Label Swapping Employing Optical Logic Gates in Network Nodes
- OAPIN - Open Access Plus In-Network
- ADNE - Advanced Diploma in Network Engineering
- ASNSS - Associate of Science in Network Systems Security
- CRNI - Competition and Regulation in Network Industries
- FDNA - Future Directions in Network Architecture
- INO - In-Network Only
- INP - In-Network Programming
- MSNS - Master of Science in Network Security
- ADNE - Advance Diploma in Network Engineering
- CDTP - Certificate in Desk Top Publishing
- CINA - Certificate in Network Administration
- CINS - Concentration in Network Security
- DDTP - Diploma in Desk Top Publishing
- INEL - In Network Entertainment Limited
- LEOGISNET - GIS Networking in Leonardo-urban planning and GIS applications in network and location analysis
- LET - Level in the Top
- Kangaroos loose in the top paddock - Intellectually inadequate ("he's got kangaroos loose in the top paddock")