What does TRDL mean?
TRDL means The Rest of David Letterman
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for The Rest of David Letterman?
The Rest of David Letterman can be abbreviated as TRDL
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What does TRDL stand for? TRDL stands for "The Rest of David Letterman". |
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How to abbreviate "The Rest of David Letterman"? "The Rest of David Letterman" can be abbreviated as TRDL. |
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What is the meaning of TRDL abbreviation? The meaning of TRDL abbreviation is "The Rest of David Letterman". |
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What is TRDL abbreviation? One of the definitions of TRDL is "The Rest of David Letterman". |
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What does TRDL mean? TRDL as abbreviation means "The Rest of David Letterman". |
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What is shorthand of The Rest of David Letterman? The most common shorthand of "The Rest of David Letterman" is TRDL. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- FFTROU - Festivus for the Rest of Us
- FDOTROYL - First Day of the Rest of Your Life
- PVRRL - Pulmonary Vascular Resistance of the Rest of the Lung
- TTROTDO - Take the Rest of the Day Off
- TROTS - The Rest of the Story
- TROTW - The Rest of the World
- TRoU - The Rest of Us
- CROSSBOW-ROW - Construction of a Radar to Operationally Simulate Signals Believed to Originate Within the Rest of the World
- TROC - The Rest Of Canada
- FIROW - Factor Income to the Rest of the World
- FIROWD - Factor Income to the Rest of the World
- IRC - It to the Rest of the Community
- LTRs - Lanl the Rest of the Story
- RDL - Rest of David Letterman
- TMDB - The Music of David Bowie
- TRD - The Rest of the Doors
- trol - the rest of Life
- Green Zone - Heavily guarded area with several former Presidential Palaces in central Bagdad where US coalition and Iraqi authorities live and work. Much of the rest of Iraq is the Red Zone.
- VASP - Vomite Aqui Seu Porco (Portuguese: Throw Up Here You Pig - a reference to the VASP sick-bag logo)/Varias Aeromocas Sao Putas (Portuguese: 'a number of the air stewardesses are loose women') Again not true of course, like the rest of this silliness..
- ROJ - The Rest Of Japan