What does BOP mean?
BOP means Business over Pleasure
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Internet Slang, Chat Texting & Subculture category.
What is the abbreviation for Business over Pleasure?
Business over Pleasure can be abbreviated as BOP
Other shorthands for Business over Pleasure are: BWP, bbp
Other shorthands for Business over Pleasure are: BWP, bbp
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What does BOP stand for? BOP stands for "Business over Pleasure". |
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What is the meaning of BOP abbreviation? The meaning of BOP abbreviation is "Business over Pleasure". |
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What does BOP mean? BOP as abbreviation means "Business over Pleasure". |
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What is shorthand of Business over Pleasure? The most common shorthand of "Business over Pleasure" is BOP. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- PWHAT - Pleasure Walking Horse Association of Tennessee
- BWP - Business with Pleasure
- BSOD - Business Services over DOCSIS
- BOIP - Business Over Internet Protocol
- PILT - Pleasure in Little Things
- PI - Pleasure Island
- PCO - Pleasure Craft Operator
- PIPH - Pleasure Island Parrot Heads
- PIOM - Pleasure In Other's Misfortune
- PCOC - Pleasure Craft Operator Card
- PSHR - Pleasure Saddle Horse Registry
- BOB - Business Over Breakfast
- IBOB - International Business Over Breakfast
- PPBA - Pleasure Point Business Association
- bbp - Business Before Pleasure
- bbob - Brussels Business Over Breakfast
- bÖb - Business Over Breakfast
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