What does FIR mean?
FIR means Flying Insects and Robots
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for Flying Insects and Robots?
Flying Insects and Robots can be abbreviated as FIR
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What does FIR stand for? FIR stands for "Flying Insects and Robots". |
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How to abbreviate "Flying Insects and Robots"? "Flying Insects and Robots" can be abbreviated as FIR. |
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What is the meaning of FIR abbreviation? The meaning of FIR abbreviation is "Flying Insects and Robots". |
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What is FIR abbreviation? One of the definitions of FIR is "Flying Insects and Robots". |
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What does FIR mean? FIR as abbreviation means "Flying Insects and Robots". |
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What is shorthand of Flying Insects and Robots? The most common shorthand of "Flying Insects and Robots" is FIR. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CICGRU - Corn Insects and Crop Genetics Research Unit
- FLY-IN - Flying Eagle and Indian Head Cent Collectors Club
- IDSG - Insects and Diseases Study Group
- MIMR - Microsystems, Intelligent Materials and Robots
- AIP - Animals Insects and Pets
- DEFLI - devices for electrocuting flying insects
- FAA - Flying to and in Alaska
- FAST - Flying Around and Shooting Things
- FCA - Flying Cows and Angels
- FBS - Flying Beer and Stogies
- FOG - Flying Obstetric and Gynaecology
- FTNCD - Flying Tanks and Cookie Dough
- FSPT - Flying Squirrels and Parts There
- IAHH - Insects And Human Health
- IFLA - Insects and Fungi in Library
- IHH - Insects and Human Health
- SILI - Stick Insects and Leaf Insects
- WSR - Wanderers Spiders and Robots
- toxin - (DOD) Poisonous substances that may be produced naturally (by bacteria, plants, fungi, snakes, insects, and other living organisms) or synthetically.
- DILLIGAFF - Do I Look Like I Give A Flying Fig? Polite version. Alternatively again DILLIGAF, which omits the 'Flying' element. And the variation (ack A Burger) Does It Look Like I Give A Fig? The possibilities are almost endless. Popularly used for emphasising a lac