What does pNP mean?
pNP means President of the Philippines
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for President of the Philippines?
President of the Philippines can be abbreviated as pNP
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What does pNP stand for? pNP stands for "President of the Philippines". |
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How to abbreviate "President of the Philippines"? "President of the Philippines" can be abbreviated as pNP. |
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What is the meaning of pNP abbreviation? The meaning of pNP abbreviation is "President of the Philippines". |
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What is pNP abbreviation? One of the definitions of pNP is "President of the Philippines". |
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What does pNP mean? pNP as abbreviation means "President of the Philippines". |
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What is shorthand of President of the Philippines? The most common shorthand of "President of the Philippines" is pNP. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- TPOTUSOA - The President of the United States of America
- PBA - President of the British Academy
- PMC - President of the Mess Commitee
- POUS - President of the United States
- POTC - President Of The Company
- PRSA - President of the Royal Scottish Academy
- POTW - President of the World
- PRCP - President of the Royal College of Physicians
- OPSC - Of the President of the Supreme Court
- PBA - President of the Broward
- PCR - President of the Collaborative
- PPRC - President of the Peoples Republic of China
- PRIBA - President of the Royal Institute of British Architects
- PUSA - President of the United States of America
- tocp - The Outstanding Councilor of the Philippines
- topp - The Outstanding Policemen of the Philippines
- tosp - The Outstanding Students of the Philippines
- tscp - The Strada Club of the Philippines
- Philippine peso. - The main currency of the Philippines. The peso is subdivided into 100 sentimos, the fractional currency of the country. Abbreviated PHP.
- sentimo. - The fractional currency of the Philippines. 100 sentimos equal one Philippine peso.