What does EGBUS mean?
EGBUS means External Genitalia
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for External Genitalia?
External Genitalia can be abbreviated as EGBUS
Other shorthands for External Genitalia are: ext. gen., EG, e.g.
Other shorthands for External Genitalia are: ext. gen., EG, e.g.
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What does EGBUS stand for? EGBUS stands for "External Genitalia". |
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How to abbreviate "External Genitalia"? "External Genitalia" can be abbreviated as EGBUS. |
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What is the meaning of EGBUS abbreviation? The meaning of EGBUS abbreviation is "External Genitalia". |
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What is EGBUS abbreviation? One of the definitions of EGBUS is "External Genitalia". |
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What does EGBUS mean? EGBUS as abbreviation means "External Genitalia". |
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What is shorthand of External Genitalia? The most common shorthand of "External Genitalia" is EGBUS. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CVEG - Congenital Virilization of the External Genitalia
- EASIS - External Application Server Interface Specification
- EAITC - External Affairs and International Trade Canada
- EFTNS - External Fixed Telecommunications Network Services
- EELI - External Elastic Lamina Index
- EHDE - External Hard Drive Enclosure
- EFICC - External Fraction of the ICC
- EGBUS - External Genitalia, Bartholin's glands, Urethra & Skene's glands
- EBSLN - External Branch of the Superior Laryngeal Nerve
- EHFO-NB - External High-Frequency Oscillation around a Negative Baseline
- e-BGP - External Border Gateway Protocol
- EACCC - External Advisory Committee on Cities and Communities
- CCEG - chronic candidiasis of external genitalia
- e.g. - External Genitalia
- EG - External Genitalia
- gen - genitalia
- g - Genitalia
- bidet. - A porcelain bathroom fixture, common in European hotels, designed to bathe a woman's external genitalia and for douching.
- ext. gen. - external genitalia
- EGBUS - external genitalia, Bartholin, urethral & Skene's glands