What does LAMP mean?
LAMP means Lower Academically-Minded Person
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Internet Slang, Chat Texting & Subculture category.
What is the abbreviation for Lower Academically-Minded Person?
Lower Academically-Minded Person can be abbreviated as LAMP
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What does LAMP stand for? LAMP stands for "Lower Academically-Minded Person". |
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How to abbreviate "Lower Academically-Minded Person"? "Lower Academically-Minded Person" can be abbreviated as LAMP. |
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What is the meaning of LAMP abbreviation? The meaning of LAMP abbreviation is "Lower Academically-Minded Person". |
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What is LAMP abbreviation? One of the definitions of LAMP is "Lower Academically-Minded Person". |
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What does LAMP mean? LAMP as abbreviation means "Lower Academically-Minded Person". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- AG - Academically Gifted
- AT - Academically Talented
- AGT - Academically Gifted and Talented
- AHAP - Academically High Aptitude Program
- ATYP - Academically Talented Youth Program
- ABCS - Academically Based Community Service
- ABSL - Academically Based Service Learning
- AGE - Academically Gifted Education
- AGP - Academically Gifted Program
- AIM - Academically Interested Minorities
- AIG - Academically Intellectually Gifted
- ARA - Academically Related Activities
- ASBR - Academically Separated Budgeted Research
- ASR - Academically Separated budgeted Research
- ATP - Academically Talented Program
- ATTEP - Academically Talented Teacher Education Program
- ad - Academically Dismissed
- aa - Academically Acceptable
- aa - Academically Able
- LAMP - Lower Academically-Minded Person. Euphemistic reference to an idiot, or someone who's behaviour resembles one. (Ack P Garbutt) LAMPĀ® also refers to the Miller Heiman organisation's Large Account Management Process, which is an altogether more serious use