What does TWTDF mean?
TWTDF means Those Were The Days Fanzine
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Those Were The Days Fanzine?
Those Were The Days Fanzine can be abbreviated as TWTDF
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What does TWTDF stand for? TWTDF stands for "Those Were The Days Fanzine". |
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How to abbreviate "Those Were The Days Fanzine"? "Those Were The Days Fanzine" can be abbreviated as TWTDF. |
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What is the meaning of TWTDF abbreviation? The meaning of TWTDF abbreviation is "Those Were The Days Fanzine". |
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What is TWTDF abbreviation? One of the definitions of TWTDF is "Those Were The Days Fanzine". |
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What does TWTDF mean? TWTDF as abbreviation means "Those Were The Days Fanzine". |
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What is shorthand of Those Were The Days Fanzine? The most common shorthand of "Those Were The Days Fanzine" is TWTDF. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- FTIK - For Those in the Know
- TDOL - The Days of Lore
- THOMAS - Those on the Margins of a Society
- TOTI - Those on the Inside
- TWTD - Those Were The Days
- ITU - Independent of Those of the UN
- TBWTS - The Blankets Were the Stairs
- TDOL - The Days of Our Lives
- TDOLE - The Days of Our Lives Extended
- TFN - Those of the Fundraising Network
- TWD - Those Were the Days
- TWDF - Those Were Days Fanzine
- TWF - The Worst Fanzine
- WEA - Were the Earlies
- tdwr - The Days of Wine and Roses
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