What does UID mean?
UID means Unix and Internet Dictionary
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What is the abbreviation for Unix and Internet Dictionary?
2 ways to abbreviate Unix and Internet Dictionary
Unix and Internet Dictionary can be abbreviated as UID
Other shorthands for Unix and Internet Dictionary are: UAID
Unix and Internet Dictionary can be abbreviated as UID
Other shorthands for Unix and Internet Dictionary are: UAID
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What does UID stand for? UID stands for "Unix and Internet Dictionary". |
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How to abbreviate "Unix and Internet Dictionary"? "Unix and Internet Dictionary" can be abbreviated as UID. |
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What is the meaning of UID abbreviation? The meaning of UID abbreviation is "Unix and Internet Dictionary". |
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What is UID abbreviation? One of the definitions of UID is "Unix and Internet Dictionary". |
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What does UID mean? UID as abbreviation means "Unix and Internet Dictionary". |
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What is shorthand of Unix and Internet Dictionary? The most common shorthand of "Unix and Internet Dictionary" is UID. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- EUGLUG - Eugene Unix and GNU/Linux User Group
- ULCJ - UNIX and LINUX Computing Journal
- UWOS - Unix and Windows Operating Systems
- AUUG - Australian Unix and Open Systems User Group
- IDP - Internet Dictionary Project
- RUO - Reflection for UNIX and OpenVMS
- UNT - Unix and NT
- AAD - Acronym and Abbreviation Dictionary
- AIS - And Internet Security
- GID - glosa internet dictionary
- IAD - Initialisms and Abbreviations Dictionary
- KID - Kadows Internet Dictionary
- MATD - Management And Technology Dictionary
- MTD - Management and Technology Dictionary
- TIDC - The Internet Dictionary Company
- TIDP - The Internet Dictionary Project
- UAID - Unix And Internet Dictionary
- ULR - Unix and Linux Resources
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