What does UCLA mean?
UCLA means University and Cornell An
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for University and Cornell An?
University and Cornell An can be abbreviated as UCLA
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What does UCLA stand for? UCLA stands for "University and Cornell An". |
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How to abbreviate "University and Cornell An"? "University and Cornell An" can be abbreviated as UCLA. |
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What is the meaning of UCLA abbreviation? The meaning of UCLA abbreviation is "University and Cornell An". |
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What is UCLA abbreviation? One of the definitions of UCLA is "University and Cornell An". |
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What does UCLA mean? UCLA as abbreviation means "University and Cornell An". |
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What is shorthand of University and Cornell An? The most common shorthand of "University and Cornell An" is UCLA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- UCCFI - University and Colleges Christian Fellowship
- UCCSN - University and Community College System of Nevada
- UMCIRB - University and Medical Center Institutional Review Board
- UCIEP - University and College Intensive English Programs
- UCEP - University and College Entrance Program
- UCEPP - University and College Entrance Preparation Program
- UCDA - University and College Designer's Association
- UCCF - University and Colleges Christian Fellowship
- UPGC - University and Polytechnic Grants Committee
- UUCA - University and University Colleges Act
- AAIT - and expresses an insect-selective toxin
- ACEA - And Culture an Archival
- AIA - And Is an Affiliate
- AIA - And Is an Associate
- APAC - And Present an Action
- ATO - And in an Attempt to Obtain
- UNAVCO - University NAVSTAR [not An Acronym] Consortium
- UGO - University Grievance Officer (Colorado State University and University of Minnesota)
- uuca - University and University College Act
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