What does BCC mean?
BCC means Brazilian Crossdresser Club
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Organizations, Education Schools etc. category.
What is the abbreviation for Brazilian Crossdresser Club?
Brazilian Crossdresser Club can be abbreviated as BCC
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What does BCC stand for? BCC stands for "Brazilian Crossdresser Club". |
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How to abbreviate "Brazilian Crossdresser Club"? "Brazilian Crossdresser Club" can be abbreviated as BCC. |
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What is the meaning of BCC abbreviation? The meaning of BCC abbreviation is "Brazilian Crossdresser Club". |
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What is BCC abbreviation? One of the definitions of BCC is "Brazilian Crossdresser Club". |
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What does BCC mean? BCC as abbreviation means "Brazilian Crossdresser Club". |
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What is shorthand of Brazilian Crossdresser Club? The most common shorthand of "Brazilian Crossdresser Club" is BCC. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ABECITRUS - Brazilian Association of Citrus Exporters
- ABQTIC - Brazilian Association of Leather Industry Technicians and Chemists
- BCNDCT - Brazilian Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Cientifico e Tecnologico
- BDEIG - Brazilian Dimensional Embroidery International Guild, Inc.
- BJJB - Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Boulder
- BJJFJ - Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Federation of Japan
- BJJNZ - Brazilian Jiu Jitsu New Zealand
- BRASA - Brazilian Studies Association
- BSTQB - Brazilian Software Testing Qualifications Board
- BJPP - Brazilian Journal of Plant Physiology
- BPLQI - Brazilian Program for Leather Quality Improvement
- BRAYCE - Brazilian and American Youth Cultural Exchange
- BJJC - Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Club
- ABTC - Andetur Brazilian Travel Club
- BFC - Brazilian Football Club
- BFSSC - Brazilian Football Show Sport Club
- BPC - Brazilian Portuguese Club
- TBCC - The Brazilian Cultural Club
- CD - Crossdresser (transvestite, drag)
- CBF - ''Brazilian Football Confederation|ConfederaĆ§Ć£o Brasileira de Futebol'' (Portuguese language|Portuguese, "Brazilian Football Confederation")