What does PPL mean?
PPL means Place the Plaza
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Place the Plaza?
Place the Plaza can be abbreviated as PPL
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What does PPL stand for? PPL stands for "Place the Plaza". |
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How to abbreviate "Place the Plaza"? "Place the Plaza" can be abbreviated as PPL. |
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What is the meaning of PPL abbreviation? The meaning of PPL abbreviation is "Place the Plaza". |
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What is PPL abbreviation? One of the definitions of PPL is "Place the Plaza". |
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What does PPL mean? PPL as abbreviation means "Place the Plaza". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- TODEP - The Official Dead End Place
- TP2B - The Place 2 Be
- TPBLAD - The Place Between Life and Death.
- TWIAVBP - The World Is A Very Big Place
- POTA - Plaza of the Americas
- FOTP - Flowers On The Plaza
- PP - place the participation
- SPTWG - Susies Place The Word Games
- TEPW - The Extraordinaire Plaza Wichit
- THICP - The Holiday Inn Crowne Plaza
- TIP - The Internet Plaza
- TMPX - The Meeting Place of the Xtabi
- TPL - The Place for the Latest
- tpg - The Plaza Group
- tsp - The Shopping Plaza
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