What does SUBS mean?
SUBS means Society of Undergraduate Biology Students
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Society of Undergraduate Biology Students?
Society of Undergraduate Biology Students can be abbreviated as SUBS
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What does SUBS stand for? SUBS stands for "Society of Undergraduate Biology Students". |
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How to abbreviate "Society of Undergraduate Biology Students"? "Society of Undergraduate Biology Students" can be abbreviated as SUBS. |
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What is the meaning of SUBS abbreviation? The meaning of SUBS abbreviation is "Society of Undergraduate Biology Students". |
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What is SUBS abbreviation? One of the definitions of SUBS is "Society of Undergraduate Biology Students". |
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What does SUBS mean? SUBS as abbreviation means "Society of Undergraduate Biology Students". |
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What is shorthand of Society of Undergraduate Biology Students? The most common shorthand of "Society of Undergraduate Biology Students" is SUBS. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- SEBS - Society of Ex-Budhanilkantha Students
- SNAS - Society of Naval Architecture Students
- SUCS - Society of Undergraduate Chemistry Students
- SUMS - Society of Undergraduate Mathematics Students
- SAES - Society of Agricultural Education Students
- SATs - Society of Athletic Training Students
- SDB - Society of Developmental Biology
- SEB - Society of Experimental Biology
- SESS - Society of Earth Science Students
- SIBS - Society of International Business Students
- SMES - Society of Minority Engineering Students
- SPHS - Society of Public Health Students
- SPB - Society of Plant Biology
- SUMS - Society of Undergraduate Materials Students
- SUMS - Society of Undergraduate Math Students
- SUP - Society of Undergraduate Philosophers
- scb - Society of Conservation Biology
- smb - Society of Mathematical Biology
- soms - Society of Operations Management Students
- sub - Society of Undergraduate Biologists