What does IAIM mean?
IAIM means in an Irish minute
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Internet Slang, SMS, Texting & Chat
category.
Particularly in Texting Abbreviations
Particularly in Texting Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for in an Irish minute?
in an Irish minute can be abbreviated as IAIM
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What does IAIM stand for? IAIM stands for "in an Irish minute". |
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How to abbreviate "in an Irish minute"? "in an Irish minute" can be abbreviated as IAIM. |
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What is the meaning of IAIM abbreviation? The meaning of IAIM abbreviation is "in an Irish minute". |
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What is IAIM abbreviation? One of the definitions of IAIM is "in an Irish minute". |
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What does IAIM mean? IAIM as abbreviation means "in an Irish minute". |
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What is shorthand of in an Irish minute? The most common shorthand of "in an Irish minute" is IAIM. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- AIB - An Irish Banking
- IAEM - In an Electronic Music
- IAU - In an Announcement at the United
- IEE - In an Informal Environment
- IIE - In an International
- IIP - In an Impressive
- IIS - In an Infeasible
- ILAC - In an International Agricultural
- IMS - In an MVS Sysplex
- Inc - In an and or Capacity
- IRC - In an Initiative to Reach
- ISS - In the Irish Sky
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