What does TSFF mean?
TSFF means Three Site Farrow to Finish
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Three Site Farrow to Finish?
Three Site Farrow to Finish can be abbreviated as TSFF
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What does TSFF stand for? TSFF stands for "Three Site Farrow to Finish". |
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How to abbreviate "Three Site Farrow to Finish"? "Three Site Farrow to Finish" can be abbreviated as TSFF. |
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What is the meaning of TSFF abbreviation? The meaning of TSFF abbreviation is "Three Site Farrow to Finish". |
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What is TSFF abbreviation? One of the definitions of TSFF is "Three Site Farrow to Finish". |
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What does TSFF mean? TSFF as abbreviation means "Three Site Farrow to Finish". |
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What is shorthand of Three Site Farrow to Finish? The most common shorthand of "Three Site Farrow to Finish" is TSFF. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- TRWE - Three Rivers Walk to Emmaus
- DTF - Distance to Finish
- FF - Finish-to-Finish
- F2F - Field to Finish
- FSTF - From Start to Finish
- INSUF - Insufficient Scheduled Time Available; Unable to Finish
- ROTF - Rough Oversize to Finish
- TFTF - Too Full To Finish
- BSSC - Brazilian Site Seeks to Connection
- CSTF - check start to finish
- MTF - MILES TO FINISH
- RTF - Ready to Finish
- WSB - Web Site dedicated to the Buying
- wtf - Waiting To Finish
- SF - Start-to-Finish
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- QNQ - Move frequency to ______ and wait for ______ to finish handling traffic.
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