What does BAP mean?
BAP means Buy a Piece
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Buy a Piece?
Buy a Piece can be abbreviated as BAP
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What does BAP stand for? BAP stands for "Buy a Piece". |
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How to abbreviate "Buy a Piece"? "Buy a Piece" can be abbreviated as BAP. |
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What is the meaning of BAP abbreviation? The meaning of BAP abbreviation is "Buy a Piece". |
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What is BAP abbreviation? One of the definitions of BAP is "Buy a Piece". |
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What does BAP mean? BAP as abbreviation means "Buy a Piece". |
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What is shorthand of Buy a Piece? The most common shorthand of "Buy a Piece" is BAP. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- APS - A Piece of Space
- APOTA - A Piece of the Action
- APOC - A Piece of Cake
- BVD - Buy a Voodoo Doll
- ywapom - you want a piece of me?
- bal - Buy A Life
- carry-on. - A piece of luggage designed to be taken aboard an airplane and fit into the space allotted for such luggage.
- chit. - A piece of paper or voucher which can be exchanged for food, drink, or other amenities. A raincheck.
- no go item. - In the airline industry, a piece of equipment without which a plane is not allowed to take off.
- nontransfer bag. - A piece of passenger's luggage on an airline that does not have to be moved from one plane to another to reach its final destination.
- parcel. - 1. A piece of undeveloped land. 2. A wrapped package for shipment or delivery.
- total overall dimensions. - The combined length, width, and depth of a piece of luggage, typically used to determine whether a piece of luggage qualifies either as carry-on or regular baggage.
- transparency. - 1. A piece of clear acetate containing an image that can be projected onto a screen; used in making presentations to groups. 2. A photographic slide.
- Curry, to give one - To give a person a piece of your mind; to insult, abuse or harass another person
- DINK/DINKY - Double Income No Kids/Yet. The only people these days who can remotely afford to buy a few bricks of and a couple of fence panels towards their first house. The Y for 'yet' was a later addition based on the pluralised DINKIES version of the base DINK expr
- Epic - Describing the extreme rarity of a piece of equipment ("epic shield", "epic armor"), or the extreme difficulty of an encounter or quest
- APOP - A Piece Of Property
- APOS - A Piece of Sh
- BAR - Buy A Rum
- JMPC - Jump if the software is a piece of Crap