What does WPLS mean?
WPLS means Walter Pastor of Lebanon Sweet
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Walter Pastor of Lebanon Sweet?
Walter Pastor of Lebanon Sweet can be abbreviated as WPLS
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What does WPLS stand for? WPLS stands for "Walter Pastor of Lebanon Sweet". |
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How to abbreviate "Walter Pastor of Lebanon Sweet"? "Walter Pastor of Lebanon Sweet" can be abbreviated as WPLS. |
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What is the meaning of WPLS abbreviation? The meaning of WPLS abbreviation is "Walter Pastor of Lebanon Sweet". |
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What is WPLS abbreviation? One of the definitions of WPLS is "Walter Pastor of Lebanon Sweet". |
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What does WPLS mean? WPLS as abbreviation means "Walter Pastor of Lebanon Sweet". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ALFIL - American Lebanese for the Freedom and Independence of Lebanon
- GISEL - Geographic Information Systems Electricity of Lebanon
- AAAL - American Alumni Association of Lebanon
- AUL - American University of Lebanon
- BALC - Biographical Annals of Lebanon County
- CAAL - Canadian Alumni Association of Lebanon
- CCCL - Children’s Cancer Center of Lebanon
- GOL - Government of Lebanon
- HACL - Housing Authority of the County of Lebanon
- IBL - Intercontinental Bank of Lebanon
- IDAL - Investment Development Authority of Lebanon
- LAAL - Latvian Alumni Association of Lebanon
- ARIL - Agriculture Research Institute of Lebanon
- ATCL - Automobile and Touring Club of Lebanon
- BLC - Bank of Lebanon County
- CBL - Central Bank of Lebanon
- LSHPC - Lebanon Sweet Home Page Churches
- TCLNA - Tall Cedars of Lebanon of North America
- WPL - Walter Pastor of Lebanon
- piastres. - The fractional currency of Jordan; also called qirsh. 100 piastres equals one dinar. Also the fractional currency of Lebanon’s pound and Sudan’s pound.