What does TCGP mean?
TCGP means This Collection of Gourmet Pasta
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for This Collection of Gourmet Pasta?
This Collection of Gourmet Pasta can be abbreviated as TCGP
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What does TCGP stand for? TCGP stands for "This Collection of Gourmet Pasta". |
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What is the meaning of TCGP abbreviation? The meaning of TCGP abbreviation is "This Collection of Gourmet Pasta". |
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What is TCGP abbreviation? One of the definitions of TCGP is "This Collection of Gourmet Pasta". |
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What does TCGP mean? TCGP as abbreviation means "This Collection of Gourmet Pasta". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CHDGP - Collection of Health Data from General Practice
- COMRADE - Collection of Micrometeorites, Residue and Debris Ejecta
- CPSRS - Collection of Preferred Space-Related Standards
- CDRS - Collection of Dues and Repossession of Security
- TCOO - This Country of Ours
- TPOT - This Part of Town
- TSRF - This Side of the Rock Fellowship
- TTOY - This Time of Year
- CIPDE - Collection of Insect Pathogens Dept of Entomology
- Tcf - This Collection from the First
- TDMAC - This Division of the McAlpin Corner
- TFW - This Family of Wind
- TLQ - This List of Quotations
- TMN - This Most of the Netrek
- TTOD - This Thing of Darkness
- TSP - This Side of the Pond
- csu - collection of catheter specimen of urine
- tkp - This Kind of Punishment
- tsop - This Side of Paradise
- CSC - Collection of Small Companies. Alternative interpretation (apparently used by staff) of the CSC company name, which properly stands for Computer Sciences Corporation. The 'Collection of Small Companies' version reflects CSC's operatianal structure, which