What does NEAR mean?
NEAR means Not Exactly A Replay
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Common category.
What is the abbreviation for Not Exactly A Replay?
Not Exactly A Replay can be abbreviated as NEAR
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What does NEAR stand for? NEAR stands for "Not Exactly A Replay". |
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How to abbreviate "Not Exactly A Replay"? "Not Exactly A Replay" can be abbreviated as NEAR. |
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What is the meaning of NEAR abbreviation? The meaning of NEAR abbreviation is "Not Exactly A Replay". |
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What is NEAR abbreviation? One of the definitions of NEAR is "Not Exactly A Replay". |
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What does NEAR mean? NEAR as abbreviation means "Not Exactly A Replay". |
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What is shorthand of Not Exactly A Replay? The most common shorthand of "Not Exactly A Replay" is NEAR. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- NIAMY - Not In A Million Years
- NEARS - Not Exactly A Rocket Scientist
- NJAF - Not Just A Friend
- NIALT - Not In A Life Time
- NOAB - Not on A Bet
- NAS - Not by A Server
- NEO - Not Exactly Ordinary
- NJAD - Not Just A Developer
- NOPWP - Not Only a Personal Web Page
- NSAW - Not Saying A Word
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