What does WFH mean?
WFH means Water or Flood Hazards
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Water or Flood Hazards?
Water or Flood Hazards can be abbreviated as WFH
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What does WFH stand for? WFH stands for "Water or Flood Hazards". |
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How to abbreviate "Water or Flood Hazards"? "Water or Flood Hazards" can be abbreviated as WFH. |
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What is the meaning of WFH abbreviation? The meaning of WFH abbreviation is "Water or Flood Hazards". |
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What is WFH abbreviation? One of the definitions of WFH is "Water or Flood Hazards". |
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What does WFH mean? WFH as abbreviation means "Water or Flood Hazards". |
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What is shorthand of Water or Flood Hazards? The most common shorthand of "Water or Flood Hazards" is WFH. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- BWFMS - Bangladesh Water and Flood Management Strategy
- QTJ - Speed Through Water or Air
- AWI - Airguns on Water or Ice
- EWW - Excessive Water or Wind
- FHWW - Flood Hazards Within a Watershed
- FOE - Flood Or Earthquake
- HWI - Handguns on Water or Ice
- ICWFM - International Conference on Water and Flood Management
- LIWA - Land Ice Water or Air
- RWI - Rifles on Water or Ice
- WOR - Water or Other Resources
- WWE - Water or Wind Erosion
- WWP - Water or Weather Processes
- MSFW - Making Space for Water (UK flood and coastal erosion risk management)
- sfha - Special Flood Hazards Area
- sfha - Special Flood Hazards Areas
- wog - Water or Gas
- aqueduct. - A bridge-like structure, usually raised, designed to carry water or a canal.
- hookah - . 1. An electrically powered breathing device that floats on the surface of the water or sits on the deck of a boat and that allows snorkelers to dive to shallow depths without the use of scuba tanks.
- QUQ - Shall I train my searchlight nearly vertical on a cloud, occulting if possible and, if your aircraft is seen, deflect the beam up wind and on the water (or land) to facilitate your landing?