What does SPIN mean?
SPIN means Strong Parenting and Nightly
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Strong Parenting and Nightly?
Strong Parenting and Nightly can be abbreviated as SPIN
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What does SPIN stand for? SPIN stands for "Strong Parenting and Nightly". |
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How to abbreviate "Strong Parenting and Nightly"? "Strong Parenting and Nightly" can be abbreviated as SPIN. |
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What is the meaning of SPIN abbreviation? The meaning of SPIN abbreviation is "Strong Parenting and Nightly". |
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What is SPIN abbreviation? One of the definitions of SPIN is "Strong Parenting and Nightly". |
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What does SPIN mean? SPIN as abbreviation means "Strong Parenting and Nightly". |
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What is shorthand of Strong Parenting and Nightly? The most common shorthand of "Strong Parenting and Nightly" is SPIN. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- COAPPP - Colorado Organization on Adolescent Pregnancy, Parenting and Prevention
- MAPPPS - Missoula Adolescent Pregnancy, Parenting, and Prevention Services
- PEPISU - Pregnancy, Early Parenting and Illicit Substance Use
- SAPID - School Age Parenting and Infant Development
- SQ/SC - Strong Quadriceps and Strong Calf
- SQ/WC - Strong Quadriceps and Weak Calf
- BAPPS - Bridge for Adolescent Pregnancy, Parenting, and Sexuality
- COAP - Colorado Organization on Adolescent Pregnancy Parenting and Prevention
- IPFW - Indigenous Parenting and Family Wellbeing
- PALS - Parenting and Life Skills
- PFSC - Parenting and Family Support Centre
- PACES - Parenting and Childbirth Education Services
- PAPA - Parenting and Paternity Awareness
- PDF - Parenting and Deaf
- PID - Parenting and Intellectual Disability
- SHE - Strong Healthy and Empowered
- PACE - Parenting and Consumer Education
- PFRG - Parenting and Family Research Group
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