What does THIS mean?
THIS means These Heads in the Sand
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for These Heads in the Sand?
These Heads in the Sand can be abbreviated as THIS
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What does THIS stand for? THIS stands for "These Heads in the Sand". |
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How to abbreviate "These Heads in the Sand"? "These Heads in the Sand" can be abbreviated as THIS. |
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What is the meaning of THIS abbreviation? The meaning of THIS abbreviation is "These Heads in the Sand". |
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What is THIS abbreviation? One of the definitions of THIS is "These Heads in the Sand". |
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What does THIS mean? THIS as abbreviation means "These Heads in the Sand". |
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What is shorthand of These Heads in the Sand? The most common shorthand of "These Heads in the Sand" is THIS. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- HOVIP - Heads of the Valleys Innovation Programme
- LIS - Line in the Sand
- BGIS - Battle Group in the Sand
- GIS - Girl In the Sand
- HOVAC - Heads of the Valleys and Caerphilly
- HOVAS - Heads of the Valleys Astronomical Society
- LSP - Lines in the Sand Pursuit
- LSTP - Lines in the Sand The Pursuit
- FITS - Footprints In The Sand
- WITS - Writing in the Sand
- LITS - Line In The Sand
- ts - Thunder in the Sand
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