What does OFGB mean?
OFGB means One Foot in the Grave British
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for One Foot in the Grave British?
One Foot in the Grave British can be abbreviated as OFGB
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What does OFGB stand for? OFGB stands for "One Foot in the Grave British". |
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How to abbreviate "One Foot in the Grave British"? "One Foot in the Grave British" can be abbreviated as OFGB. |
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What is the meaning of OFGB abbreviation? The meaning of OFGB abbreviation is "One Foot in the Grave British". |
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What is OFGB abbreviation? One of the definitions of OFGB is "One Foot in the Grave British". |
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What does OFGB mean? OFGB as abbreviation means "One Foot in the Grave British". |
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What is shorthand of One Foot in the Grave British? The most common shorthand of "One Foot in the Grave British" is OFGB. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- IOEOTO - In One Ear, Out the Other
- OFITG - One Foot in the Grave
- ODLID - One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich
- FITD - Foot in the Door
- OFIG - One Foot in the Grave
- ULP - One Unit in the Last Place
- FID - foot-in-the-door
- OFG - One Foot in the Grave
- OIL - One in the Lord
- TGT - The Grave of the Titanic
- TOFG - Theme from One Foot in the Grave
- OFIGATOOS - One Foot In The Grave And The Other One Slipping
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