What does PWNR mean?
PWNR means Party Who is Not a Resident
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Party Who is Not a Resident?
Party Who is Not a Resident can be abbreviated as PWNR
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What does PWNR stand for? PWNR stands for "Party Who is Not a Resident". |
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How to abbreviate "Party Who is Not a Resident"? "Party Who is Not a Resident" can be abbreviated as PWNR. |
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What is the meaning of PWNR abbreviation? The meaning of PWNR abbreviation is "Party Who is Not a Resident". |
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What is PWNR abbreviation? One of the definitions of PWNR is "Party Who is Not a Resident". |
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What does PWNR mean? PWNR as abbreviation means "Party Who is Not a Resident". |
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What is shorthand of Party Who is Not a Resident? The most common shorthand of "Party Who is Not a Resident" is PWNR. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- GINAC - Ginac Is Not A Cas
- TINAD - This Is Not A Drill
- TINAG - This Is Not a Game
- TINALO - That Is Not A Legal Opinion
- TINAR - This/That Is Not A Recommendation
- WINAD - Wikipedia Is Not A Dictionary
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- PINAC - Photography Is Not a Crime
- SINAC - Skateboarding Is Not A Crime
- HNFV - Hatred Is Not A Family Value
- SNAP - Sugar is Not a Poison
- TINAR - This Is Not A Recomendation
- Tinaf - This Is Not A Front
- Tinalo - This Is Not A Legal Opinion
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