What does ROT mean?
ROT means Redundant Outdated and Trivial
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Governmental & Military category.
Particularly in General Abbreviations, Us government Abbreviations
Particularly in General Abbreviations, Us government Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for Redundant Outdated and Trivial?
Redundant Outdated and Trivial can be abbreviated as ROT
Other shorthands for Redundant Outdated and Trivial are: ROT
Other shorthands for Redundant Outdated and Trivial are: ROT
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What does ROT stand for? ROT stands for "Redundant Outdated and Trivial". |
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How to abbreviate "Redundant Outdated and Trivial"? "Redundant Outdated and Trivial" can be abbreviated as ROT. |
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What is the meaning of ROT abbreviation? The meaning of ROT abbreviation is "Redundant Outdated and Trivial". |
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What is ROT abbreviation? One of the definitions of ROT is "Redundant Outdated and Trivial". |
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What does ROT mean? ROT as abbreviation means "Redundant Outdated and Trivial". |
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What is shorthand of Redundant Outdated and Trivial? The most common shorthand of "Redundant Outdated and Trivial" is ROT. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
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- TFT - Trivial File Transfer Protocol
- TFTR - Trivial File Transfer Protocol
- TLVP - Trivial Low Voltage Programmer
- THTP - Trivial Hypertext Transfer Protocol
- TPME - Trivial Pursuit Millenium Edition
- TTLS - Trivial Transport Layer Security
- TPFL - Trivial Portable Framework Library
- TVFS - Trivial Virtual File Store
- TLTD - Trivial Logical Topology Design
- TRIV - Trivial
- TCCs - Trivial Configuration Control System
- TDB - Trivial Data Base
- TFTP - Trivial File Transfer Protocol (ATM)
- TFTPS - Trivial File Transfer Protocol Server
- TMAJ - Trivial Materials About Japanese
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