What does DHBIM mean?
DHBIM means Does Humor Belong in Music
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Internet Slang, Chat Texting & Subculture category.
What is the abbreviation for Does Humor Belong in Music?
Does Humor Belong in Music can be abbreviated as DHBIM
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What does DHBIM stand for? DHBIM stands for "Does Humor Belong in Music". |
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How to abbreviate "Does Humor Belong in Music"? "Does Humor Belong in Music" can be abbreviated as DHBIM. |
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What is the meaning of DHBIM abbreviation? The meaning of DHBIM abbreviation is "Does Humor Belong in Music". |
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What is DHBIM abbreviation? One of the definitions of DHBIM is "Does Humor Belong in Music". |
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What does DHBIM mean? DHBIM as abbreviation means "Does Humor Belong in Music". |
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What is shorthand of Does Humor Belong in Music? The most common shorthand of "Does Humor Belong in Music" is DHBIM. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- BAMus - Bachelor of Arts in Music
- DHBIT - Does Humor Belong in Technology?
- DICIB - Does It Come in Black?
- ISIDM - ICMA (International Computer Music Association)/EMF (Electronic Music Foundation) Working Group on Interactive Systems and Instrument Design in Music
- LAWIM - Los Angeles Women in Music
- LMusVCM - Licentiate in Music Victoria College of Music
- MTME - Music Technology in Music Education
- BAM - Bachelor of Arts in Music
- BMME - Bachelor of Music in Music Education
- MAM - Master of Arts in Music
- MCM - Mathematics and Computation in Music
- MMME - Masters of Music in Music Education
- IAWM - Information on Women in Music
- MUWM - Music Worship in Music
- RDCM - Ray Dretske Computers in Music
- AMusTCL - Associate in Music, Trinity College of Music London
- bsm - Bachelor of Science in Music
- jrm - Journal of Research in Music
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