What does PAA mean?
PAA means Permit or Adjacent Areas
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Permit or Adjacent Areas?
Permit or Adjacent Areas can be abbreviated as PAA
Other shorthands for Permit or Adjacent Areas are: PAA, PAAA
Other shorthands for Permit or Adjacent Areas are: PAA, PAAA
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What does PAA stand for? PAA stands for "Permit or Adjacent Areas". |
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How to abbreviate "Permit or Adjacent Areas"? "Permit or Adjacent Areas" can be abbreviated as PAA. |
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What is the meaning of PAA abbreviation? The meaning of PAA abbreviation is "Permit or Adjacent Areas". |
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What is PAA abbreviation? One of the definitions of PAA is "Permit or Adjacent Areas". |
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What does PAA mean? PAA as abbreviation means "Permit or Adjacent Areas". |
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What is shorthand of Permit or Adjacent Areas? The most common shorthand of "Permit or Adjacent Areas" is PAA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- AAF - Areas Adjacent to the Fill
- ACA - Adjacent Control Areas
- ASL - Adjacent or Surrounding Landowners
- ASOS - adjacent secondary organs or structures
- MBA - management or business areas
- PAA - Permit and Adjacent Areas
- PAAA - Permit And Adjacent Area
- PAI - Permit Area or Increment
- PASA - Permit Area or Shadow Area
- PBSS - Permit Bond or Similar Security
- PDDCW - Permit to Drill Deepen or Convert a Well
- PDC - Permit for Drilling or Convertin
- PPAA - Proposed Permit and Adjacent Areas
- PPAA - Proposed Permit or Adjacent Area
- PSA - Permit and Shadow Areas
- PSAA - Permit Shadow and Adjacent Areas
- SAA - Shadow and Adjacent Areas
- SSRA - secondary sensory and/or related areas
- surveillance - (DOD,NATO) The systematic observation of aerospace, surface, or subsurface areas, places, persons, or things, by visual, aural, electronic, photographic, or other means.See also air surveillance; sate
- B & S - Bachelors' and Spinsters' Ball - a large gathering usually held in rural or outback areas