What does PSTL mean?
PSTL means Passenger Ships Titanic by Lars
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Passenger Ships Titanic by Lars?
Passenger Ships Titanic by Lars can be abbreviated as PSTL
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What does PSTL stand for? PSTL stands for "Passenger Ships Titanic by Lars". |
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How to abbreviate "Passenger Ships Titanic by Lars"? "Passenger Ships Titanic by Lars" can be abbreviated as PSTL. |
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What is the meaning of PSTL abbreviation? The meaning of PSTL abbreviation is "Passenger Ships Titanic by Lars". |
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What is PSTL abbreviation? One of the definitions of PSTL is "Passenger Ships Titanic by Lars". |
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What does PSTL mean? PSTL as abbreviation means "Passenger Ships Titanic by Lars". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
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- PST - Passenger Ships Titanic
- ROROPROB - PRObabilistic rules-based optimal design of RO-RO passenger ships
- RTs - Remember Titanic by Steinar
- SAPL - Ships And Passenger Lists
- STH - Story of the Titanic by Hannah
- STLW - Sinking of the Titanic by Lin Wi
- TBJ - Titanic Bibliography by Jerry
- TEDD - Titanic Engineers by Doctor Denis
- THSC - Titanic and Her Sisters by Craig
- TJK - Titanic by Jenny Kneuer
- TJB - Titanic by Jack Bell
- TSTD - The Story of the Titanic by Dale
- TSTN - The Sinking of the Titanic by North
- TUTL - The Unsinkable Titanic by Linda
- TWSS - Titanic and other White Star Ships
- CIV - Carriage Of Passenger And Luggage By Railway
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- MARPOL. - Abr. International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships, promulgated by the United Nation’s International Maritime Organization and signed by most countries.