What does BIBT mean?
BIBT means Buddies in Bad Times
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Organizations, Education Schools etc. category.
What is the abbreviation for Buddies in Bad Times?
Buddies in Bad Times can be abbreviated as BIBT
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What does BIBT stand for? BIBT stands for "Buddies in Bad Times". |
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How to abbreviate "Buddies in Bad Times"? "Buddies in Bad Times" can be abbreviated as BIBT. |
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What is the meaning of BIBT abbreviation? The meaning of BIBT abbreviation is "Buddies in Bad Times". |
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What is BIBT abbreviation? One of the definitions of BIBT is "Buddies in Bad Times". |
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What does BIBT mean? BIBT as abbreviation means "Buddies in Bad Times". |
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What is shorthand of Buddies in Bad Times? The most common shorthand of "Buddies in Bad Times" is BIBT. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- MYLIIT - May You Live In Interesting Times
- WRHAT - What Really Happened in Ancient Times
- BIBP - Buddies in Big Places
- GTBT - Good Times, Bad Times
- ILCT - Insitute for Leadership in Changing Times
- AIBF - Adventures in Bad Filmmaking
- ASSIST - Aid to Special Saints in Strategic Times
- CHARTT - Creating Hope and Resolve in Troubled Times
- GBO - Goods in Bad Order
- GMBP - Good Medicine in Bad Places
- ICT - In Challenging Times
- ILCT - Institute for Leadership in Changing Times
- VTAT - Visionaries Thrive in All Times
- TACKY - In bad taste
- BUILD - Buddies United In Leadership Development
- ITT - In These Times
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