What does TJB mean?
TJB means Tips from the Jewelers Bench
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Tips from the Jewelers Bench?
Tips from the Jewelers Bench can be abbreviated as TJB
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What does TJB stand for? TJB stands for "Tips from the Jewelers Bench". |
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How to abbreviate "Tips from the Jewelers Bench"? "Tips from the Jewelers Bench" can be abbreviated as TJB. |
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What is the meaning of TJB abbreviation? The meaning of TJB abbreviation is "Tips from the Jewelers Bench". |
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What is TJB abbreviation? One of the definitions of TJB is "Tips from the Jewelers Bench". |
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What does TJB mean? TJB as abbreviation means "Tips from the Jewelers Bench". |
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What is shorthand of Tips from the Jewelers Bench? The most common shorthand of "Tips from the Jewelers Bench" is TJB. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- FTMBOTW - From the Muddy Banks of the Wishkah
- E2M - From the Earth to the Moon
- FGTT - From the Garden to the Table
- TJSR - The Jewelers Stock Room
- FCB - From the Chairperson of the Board
- FDW - From the Depths of the Web
- FMBW - From the Muddy Banks of the Wish
- FWH - From the Wholesaler to the Hungry
- TJB - The Jewelers Bench
- TPB - The Preexisting Bench
- TSB - The Service Bench
- TOT - Tips of the Trade
- TTD - The Tales from the Darkside
- totd - Tips of the Day
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