What does TSD mean?
TSD means treat store or dispose
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for treat store or dispose?
3 ways to abbreviate treat store or dispose
treat store or dispose can be abbreviated as TSD
Other shorthands for treat store or dispose are: TSD, TSD
treat store or dispose can be abbreviated as TSD
Other shorthands for treat store or dispose are: TSD, TSD
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What does TSD stand for? TSD stands for "treat store or dispose". |
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How to abbreviate "treat store or dispose"? "treat store or dispose" can be abbreviated as TSD. |
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What is the meaning of TSD abbreviation? The meaning of TSD abbreviation is "treat store or dispose". |
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What is TSD abbreviation? One of the definitions of TSD is "treat store or dispose". |
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What does TSD mean? TSD as abbreviation means "treat store or dispose". |
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What is shorthand of treat store or dispose? The most common shorthand of "treat store or dispose" is TSD. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- DSPO - Dispose
- TO - Treat Official
- SWAS - Store Within A Store
- TBCD - Treat Based on Clinical Diagnosis
- TAM - Treat As Made
- RSSR - Retail Store or Show Room
- STD - store treat or dispose
- TAHOD - TREAT Asia HIV Observational Database
- TAQAS - TREAT Asia Quality Assurance Scheme
- TBLD - Treat Beef Liver Dog
- TIHH - Treat the Indiana Heart Hospital
- TM - Treat Machine
- TML - Treat Memorial Library (Livermore Falls, ME)
- TRD - Treat Recover and Dispose
- TSD - treat store dispose
- TYOB - Treat Your Own Back
- d - Dispose
- commissary. - A central supply point for food and comestibles such as might supply an airline’s catering operations. An employee store or dining facility.
- stow. - v. To store or put away. Used most frequently in the airline and cruise industries. "All personal items must be stowed in the overhead bins."
- TACTICS - Treat angina with Aggrastat and determine costs of therapy with invasive or conservative strategies