What does ASTRO mean?
ASTRO means Always Stating The Really Obvious
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Internet Slang, Chat Texting & Subculture category.
What is the abbreviation for Always Stating The Really Obvious?
Always Stating The Really Obvious can be abbreviated as ASTRO
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What does ASTRO stand for? ASTRO stands for "Always Stating The Really Obvious". |
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What is the meaning of ASTRO abbreviation? The meaning of ASTRO abbreviation is "Always Stating The Really Obvious". |
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What does ASTRO mean? ASTRO as abbreviation means "Always Stating The Really Obvious". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- TRESS - The Really Easy Statistics Site
- TRNHRG - The Really Nasty Horse Racing Game
- AATK - Always At the Keyboard
- STBO - Stating The Bleeding Obvious
- STO - Stating the Obvious
- ACTS - Always Consider the Spirit
- ROE - Really Obvious Ending
- TRAC - The Really Active Club
- TRBB - The Really Big Button
- TRBC - The Really Big Chorus
- ASTO - Always Stating The Obvious
- aotr - Always On The Run
- trcn - The Really Cool Network
- ASTRO - Always Stating The Really Obvious. Various uses at work and play. Similar to calling a person 'Captain Obvious', which is very amusing as well. See also STBO. (Ack D)
- AKTF - Always Keep The Faith
- TREWS - The Really Educated Work Systematically
- TRIBE - The Really Interesting Bible Experience
- AFTA - Always Fly The Aircraft
- AMM - Always Miss The Match
- Like a Chicken With its Head Cut Off - Always on the move; in a frenzied manner; jumping around crazily in every direction. "Sit still," said the barber to little Billy. "You're moving around like a chicken with its head cut off."