What does WOW mean?
WOW means Wind on the Wires
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Wind on the Wires?
Wind on the Wires can be abbreviated as WOW
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What does WOW stand for? WOW stands for "Wind on the Wires". |
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How to abbreviate "Wind on the Wires"? "Wind on the Wires" can be abbreviated as WOW. |
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What is the meaning of WOW abbreviation? The meaning of WOW abbreviation is "Wind on the Wires". |
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What is WOW abbreviation? One of the definitions of WOW is "Wind on the Wires". |
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What does WOW mean? WOW as abbreviation means "Wind on the Wires". |
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What is shorthand of Wind on the Wires? The most common shorthand of "Wind on the Wires" is WOW. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
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- WOTBM - Wind of the Black Mountains
- EURICUS-I - The Effect of organisation and management on the Effectiveness of Intensive Care Units in the countries of European Community
- EURICUS-II - The Effect of harmonizing and standardizing the nursing tasks on the Intensive Care Units of the European Community
- TRIDES - The formation of phytotoxic substance TRIchloroacetic acid - its significance for the DESertification of semiarid and arid regions in southern Russia and its influence on the natural resources of Arti
- TWW - The World in the Wires
- wl - Wind on Live
- wos - Wind of the Spirit
- wosm - Wind of the Spirit Ministries
- wots - Wind of the Spirit
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