What does SMID mean?
SMID means Summitville Mine and Its Downstr
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Summitville Mine and Its Downstr?
Summitville Mine and Its Downstr can be abbreviated as SMID
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What does SMID stand for? SMID stands for "Summitville Mine and Its Downstr". |
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How to abbreviate "Summitville Mine and Its Downstr"? "Summitville Mine and Its Downstr" can be abbreviated as SMID. |
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What is the meaning of SMID abbreviation? The meaning of SMID abbreviation is "Summitville Mine and Its Downstr". |
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What is SMID abbreviation? One of the definitions of SMID is "Summitville Mine and Its Downstr". |
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What does SMID mean? SMID as abbreviation means "Summitville Mine and Its Downstr". |
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What is shorthand of Summitville Mine and Its Downstr? The most common shorthand of "Summitville Mine and Its Downstr" is SMID. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
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- MPDJV - Mine and Port Developments Joint Venture
- MUWS - Mine and Undersea Warfare Systems
- MATD - Mine and Torpedo Detector
- MMS - Mine and Munitions System
- MUW - Mine and Undersea Warfare
- MQES - Mine and Quarry Engineering Services, Inc.
- AFR - and its free radical
- AICBS - And Its Convergent Billing Software
- AME - and its monomethyl ether
- MATO - Mine And The Operator
- MOPHP - Mine and Other Peoples Home Page
- MPI - Mine and Permit Identification
- MQE - Mine and Quarry Equipment
- MWRF - Mine and Water Resource Finance
- SMD - Summitville Mine Downstr
- SMSS - Summitville Mine Superfund Site
- TSM - The Summitville Mine
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