What does PEG mean?
PEG means Public Educational or Governmental
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Public Educational or Governmental?
Public Educational or Governmental can be abbreviated as PEG
Other shorthands for Public Educational or Governmental are: PEG, PEG
Other shorthands for Public Educational or Governmental are: PEG, PEG
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What does PEG stand for? PEG stands for "Public Educational or Governmental". |
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How to abbreviate "Public Educational or Governmental"? "Public Educational or Governmental" can be abbreviated as PEG. |
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What is the meaning of PEG abbreviation? The meaning of PEG abbreviation is "Public Educational or Governmental". |
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What is PEG abbreviation? One of the definitions of PEG is "Public Educational or Governmental". |
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What does PEG mean? PEG as abbreviation means "Public Educational or Governmental". |
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What is shorthand of Public Educational or Governmental? The most common shorthand of "Public Educational or Governmental" is PEG. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- AMPERS - Association of Minnesota Public Educational Radio Stations
- QPEF - Qualified Public Educational Facilities Bond Program
- NESI - Non-public Educational Services, Inc.
- PEG - Public, Educational, and Government Access Television
- AGA - Association or Governmental Agency
- ECF - Educational or Cultural Facilities
- PBM - Public Business or Meetings
- PEARL - Public Educational Access to Resources on Lakes
- PEG - Public Educational and Government
- PEG - Public Educational Governmental
- PHS - Public Health or Safety
- PSCO - Public Service or Company
- PEG - Public Educational or Government
- PEG - Public, Educational, or Governmental Access
- PEG - Public, Education and Governmental
- NPR - National Public Radio" or "No Purchase Required
- TPEG - Texas Public Educational Grant
- tpeg - Texas Public Educational Grants
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