What does TAN mean?
TAN means The Acid Number
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for The Acid Number?
The Acid Number can be abbreviated as TAN
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What does TAN stand for? TAN stands for "The Acid Number". |
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What is the meaning of TAN abbreviation? The meaning of TAN abbreviation is "The Acid Number". |
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What is TAN abbreviation? One of the definitions of TAN is "The Acid Number". |
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What does TAN mean? TAN as abbreviation means "The Acid Number". |
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What is shorthand of The Acid Number? The most common shorthand of "The Acid Number" is TAN. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- SAN - Strong Acid Number
- TABM - The Acid Bath Murders
- TAN - Total Acid Number
- TLN - The Loneliest Number
- TTNC - The Telephone Number Company
- AAN - amino acid number
- TASK - the acid-sensitive K channel
- TCN - The Container Number
- TNNOC - The Nations Number One Contract
- TPN - The Permit Number
- TWN - The Work Number
- 10TH FT - 10th Floor Transfer - Dying (floor Number Is Always The Next Number On From The Highest Floor In The Hospital).
- AN - Acid Number
- trng - The random number generator
- twn - The Wrong Number
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