What does USA mean?
USA means Used by Schools Across
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Used by Schools Across?
Used by Schools Across can be abbreviated as USA
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What does USA stand for? USA stands for "Used by Schools Across". |
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How to abbreviate "Used by Schools Across"? "Used by Schools Across" can be abbreviated as USA. |
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What is the meaning of USA abbreviation? The meaning of USA abbreviation is "Used by Schools Across". |
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What is USA abbreviation? One of the definitions of USA is "Used by Schools Across". |
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What does USA mean? USA as abbreviation means "Used by Schools Across". |
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What is shorthand of Used by Schools Across? The most common shorthand of "Used by Schools Across" is USA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- UBP - Used by Permission
- MEKHON - Develop a model for defining training needs and CVT planning by re-developing the "European Manual of MEHKON", using Swedish experiences and developing a barefoot model to be used by works councils
- UBC - Used by Compiler
- UCLAO - used by the UC Laboratory Administration Office
- USAR - used by the US Army Reserve
- USAEC - used by the US Army Environmental Center
- USA - Used by Agencies
- USA - Used by Some Athletes
- USA - Used by Australians
- USA - Used by Airport
- USFK - used by US Forces Korea
- USM - Used by the System Management
- UST - Used by the State
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