What does TPGA mean?
TPGA means Travel Partners is Giving Away
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Travel Partners is Giving Away?
Travel Partners is Giving Away can be abbreviated as TPGA
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What does TPGA stand for? TPGA stands for "Travel Partners is Giving Away". |
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How to abbreviate "Travel Partners is Giving Away"? "Travel Partners is Giving Away" can be abbreviated as TPGA. |
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What is the meaning of TPGA abbreviation? The meaning of TPGA abbreviation is "Travel Partners is Giving Away". |
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What is TPGA abbreviation? One of the definitions of TPGA is "Travel Partners is Giving Away". |
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What does TPGA mean? TPGA as abbreviation means "Travel Partners is Giving Away". |
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What is shorthand of Travel Partners is Giving Away? The most common shorthand of "Travel Partners is Giving Away" is TPGA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- PIT - Partners in Travel
- TDN - Travel Directed is Necessary in the Military Service
- TPA - Travel by Privately Owned Conveyance is Authorized
- TPC - Travel by Privately Owned Conveyance is Permitted
- YTP - Youth Travel Partners
- ATP - argentina travel partners
- ITPC - International Travel Partners Conference
- TAP - Travel Alliance Partners
- TDY - travel is delayed
- TPSC - Travel Partners Standards Council
- GTGA - Giving the Game Away (Thunder album)
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