What does JBF mean?
JBF means Just a Business of Ferrets
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Just a Business of Ferrets?
Just a Business of Ferrets can be abbreviated as JBF
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What does JBF stand for? JBF stands for "Just a Business of Ferrets". |
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How to abbreviate "Just a Business of Ferrets"? "Just a Business of Ferrets" can be abbreviated as JBF. |
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What is the meaning of JBF abbreviation? The meaning of JBF abbreviation is "Just a Business of Ferrets". |
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What is JBF abbreviation? One of the definitions of JBF is "Just a Business of Ferrets". |
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What does JBF mean? JBF as abbreviation means "Just a Business of Ferrets". |
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What is shorthand of Just a Business of Ferrets? The most common shorthand of "Just a Business of Ferrets" is JBF. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- JAMOT - Just A Matter of Time
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- jbod - Just a bunch of discs
- jbod - Just a Box Of Disks
- JBOD - Just A Bunch Of Drives
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