What does nsp mean?
nsp means Nature in the South Pacific
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Nature in the South Pacific?
2 ways to abbreviate Nature in the South Pacific
Nature in the South Pacific can be abbreviated as nsp
Other shorthands for Nature in the South Pacific are: NITSP
Nature in the South Pacific can be abbreviated as nsp
Other shorthands for Nature in the South Pacific are: NITSP
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What does nsp stand for? nsp stands for "Nature in the South Pacific". |
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How to abbreviate "Nature in the South Pacific"? "Nature in the South Pacific" can be abbreviated as nsp. |
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What is the meaning of nsp abbreviation? The meaning of nsp abbreviation is "Nature in the South Pacific". |
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What is nsp abbreviation? One of the definitions of nsp is "Nature in the South Pacific". |
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What does nsp mean? nsp as abbreviation means "Nature in the South Pacific". |
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What is shorthand of Nature in the South Pacific? The most common shorthand of "Nature in the South Pacific" is nsp. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CONPACSE - Marine Contamination in the South East Pacific Coordinated Research & Monitoring Program
- FPSP - Foundation for the Peoples of the South Pacific
- FSP - Foundation for the Peoples of the South Pacific
- FSPI - Foundation of the Peoples of the South Pacific International
- USP - University of the South Pacific
- CCNSP - Convention on Conservation of Nature in the South Pacific
- CNSP - Conservation of Nature in the South Pacific
- COSP - Casinos of the South Pacific
- CRISP - Coral Reefs in the South Pacific
- CSP - Casinos of the South Pacific
- FSP - Foundation of the South Pacific
- NITSP - Nature In The South Pacific
- PSP - Peoples of the South Pacific
- RSP - Resources of the South Pacific
- TSPH - The South Pacific Hotel
- TSPHC - The South Pacific Hotel Causeway
- USAFISPA - U S Army Forces in the South Pacific Area
- bure. - Literally, a Fijian wood and straw hut. Now used to describe a small cottage or bungalow-like room at hotels and resorts in Fiji and elsewhere in the South Pacific.
- La Niña. - A large-scale weather pattern in which cooler than usual waters in the southern Pacific cause cooler than usual winter temperatures in North America. See also El Niño.
- SCORPIO - Oceanographic cruise in the South Pacific, 1968 (U.S.)