What does SUPHES mean?
SUPHES means step-up protein regimen with a high energy starter
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for step-up protein regimen with a high energy starter?
step-up protein regimen with a high energy starter can be abbreviated as SUPHES
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What does SUPHES stand for? SUPHES stands for "step-up protein regimen with a high energy starter". |
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How to abbreviate "step-up protein regimen with a high energy starter"? "step-up protein regimen with a high energy starter" can be abbreviated as SUPHES. |
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What is the meaning of SUPHES abbreviation? The meaning of SUPHES abbreviation is "step-up protein regimen with a high energy starter". |
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What is SUPHES abbreviation? One of the definitions of SUPHES is "step-up protein regimen with a high energy starter". |
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What does SUPHES mean? SUPHES as abbreviation means "step-up protein regimen with a high energy starter". |
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What is shorthand of step-up protein regimen with a high energy starter? The most common shorthand of "step-up protein regimen with a high energy starter" is SUPHES. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- SUFS - Step Up for Students
- SUTQ - Step Up to Quality
- UYNWARH - Up Your Nose With A Rubber Hose
- HEPS - High Energy Protein Supplement
- HISU - High Intensity Step-Up Lighting
- SUH - Step-Up Heating
- SUT - Step Up Transformer
- BUDDY - Building information supply chains with a high Degree of adaptivity
- HELP - High Energy Low Protein
- HEHP - High Energy High Protein
- HFOV-HVS - high-frequency oscillatory ventilation with a high volume strategy
- HPLC-AAS - high-performance liquid chromatography with a flame atomic absorption spectrophotometer
- SHEC - Seanachie a High Energy Celtic
- SUPLES - step-up protein regimen with a low energy starter
- the - Towards a high energy
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