What does BTOP mean?
BTOP means Books to Oregon Prisoners
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Organizations, Education Schools etc. category.
What is the abbreviation for Books to Oregon Prisoners?
Books to Oregon Prisoners can be abbreviated as BTOP
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What does BTOP stand for? BTOP stands for "Books to Oregon Prisoners". |
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How to abbreviate "Books to Oregon Prisoners"? "Books to Oregon Prisoners" can be abbreviated as BTOP. |
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What is the meaning of BTOP abbreviation? The meaning of BTOP abbreviation is "Books to Oregon Prisoners". |
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What is BTOP abbreviation? One of the definitions of BTOP is "Books to Oregon Prisoners". |
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What does BTOP mean? BTOP as abbreviation means "Books to Oregon Prisoners". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- OCRUD - Oregon Coalition to Reduce Underage Drinking
- ORTL - Oregon Right to Life, Inc.
- ORTLEF - Oregon Right to Life Education Foundation
- WBTP - Wisconsin Books to Prisoners
- OCADP - Oregon Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty
- BKTGB - Books Trail Guide to the Body
- BKICT - Books an Introduction to Craniosacral Therapy
- BPBAP - Books in Polish Books About Pola
- BRAB - Books Related to Animal Breeding
- BTP - Books To Prisoners
- CAPPF - Commission for Assistance to Political Prisoners and Their Families (Havana, Cuba)
- LAMP - Legal Assistance to Minnesota Prisoners
- OPIC - Oregon Partnership to Immunize Children
- OSCAR - Oregon State Conversational Aid to Research
- OTWTE - Oregon Trails Walk to Emmaus
- b2p - Books to Prisoners
- bbc - Books Books & Culture
- bbtl - Bringing Books to Life
- cbwp - Chicago Books to Women in Prison
- POHM - Prisoners Of Her/His Majesty. Acronym alleged by some to be the original meaning of the Australian term 'Pom' or 'Pommie' for English folk; (many early English settlers in Australia were deported criminals). Alternatively (ack Gerry) it is shown as POME,