What does FOD mean?
FOD means Foreign Object Debris
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Governmental & Military category.
Particularly in Aviation Abbreviations, Transportation Abbreviations
Particularly in Aviation Abbreviations, Transportation Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for Foreign Object Debris?
Foreign Object Debris can be abbreviated as FOD
Other shorthands for Foreign Object Debris are: fods, fod
Other shorthands for Foreign Object Debris are: fods, fod
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What does FOD stand for? FOD stands for "Foreign Object Debris". |
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How to abbreviate "Foreign Object Debris"? "Foreign Object Debris" can be abbreviated as FOD. |
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What is the meaning of FOD abbreviation? The meaning of FOD abbreviation is "Foreign Object Debris". |
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What is FOD abbreviation? One of the definitions of FOD is "Foreign Object Debris". |
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What does FOD mean? FOD as abbreviation means "Foreign Object Debris". |
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What is shorthand of Foreign Object Debris? The most common shorthand of "Foreign Object Debris" is FOD. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- NAFPI - National Aerospace FOD (Foreign Object Damage) Prevention, Inc.
- DFO - Dislodged Foreign Object
- FODA - Foreign Object Damage
- FOE - Foreign Object Elimination
- FOD - Foreign Object Damage
- FOD - Foreign Object Detection
- FODD - Foreign Object Debris Damage
- FOSAR - Foreign Object Search And Retrieval
- FOB - Foreign Object
- FOC - Foreign Object Check
- RFO - Retained Foreign Object
- UFO - Unidentified Foreign Object
- FOD - Flying Object Debris
- ES - Eiffel Syndrome - From "I Fell On It" Excuse By Patient With A Foreign Object In The Rectum
- IFOI - "I Fell On It" - (also Eiffel Syndrome) Universal Explanation Given By A Patient With A Foreign Object In The Rectum
- FOD - Foreign-Object Debrish
- FOG - Foreign Object Guard
- fods - Foreign Object Debris
- Eiffel Syndrome - (From I-fell on it) patient with a foreign object in the rectum
- I fell on it - (also Eiffel Syndrome) universal explanation given by a patient with a foreign object in the rectum