What does RCIB mean?
RCIB means Rice Cultivation In Brazil
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Rice Cultivation In Brazil?
Rice Cultivation In Brazil can be abbreviated as RCIB
Other shorthands for Rice Cultivation In Brazil are: RCB
Other shorthands for Rice Cultivation In Brazil are: RCB
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What does RCIB stand for? RCIB stands for "Rice Cultivation In Brazil". |
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How to abbreviate "Rice Cultivation In Brazil"? "Rice Cultivation In Brazil" can be abbreviated as RCIB. |
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What is the meaning of RCIB abbreviation? The meaning of RCIB abbreviation is "Rice Cultivation In Brazil". |
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What is RCIB abbreviation? One of the definitions of RCIB is "Rice Cultivation In Brazil". |
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What does RCIB mean? RCIB as abbreviation means "Rice Cultivation In Brazil". |
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What is shorthand of Rice Cultivation In Brazil? The most common shorthand of "Rice Cultivation In Brazil" is RCIB. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- FYIB - Forty Years in Brazil
- JASBRA - Jane Austen Society in Brazil
- ROHB - Rhythm of Hope in Brazil
- APIB - American Presbyterians in Brazil
- RICE - Rice Cultivation and Trace Gas Exchange
- RVLS - Rice Virtual Lab in Statistics
- CRCB - Christian Reformed Church in Brazil
- ERCB - Evangelical Reformed Church in Brazil
- IDEB - Institute for Democratic Education in Brazil
- LCB - Laser Class in Brazil
- MEDIPYR - Development of Pyrethre cultivation in Mediterranean Europe, for valorisation on domestic insecticide and public health markets
- RCB - Rice Cultivation in Brazil
- RCTGE - Rice Cultivation and Trace Gas Exchange
- MIB - Made In Brazil
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