What does GTTP mean?
GTTP means Get to the Point
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Internet Slang, Chat Texting & Subculture category.
What is the abbreviation for Get to the Point?
3 ways to abbreviate Get to the Point
Get to the Point can be abbreviated as GTTP
Other shorthands for Get to the Point are: gp, gtp
Get to the Point can be abbreviated as GTTP
Other shorthands for Get to the Point are: gp, gtp
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What does GTTP stand for? GTTP stands for "Get to the Point". |
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How to abbreviate "Get to the Point"? "Get to the Point" can be abbreviated as GTTP. |
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What is the meaning of GTTP abbreviation? The meaning of GTTP abbreviation is "Get to the Point". |
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What is GTTP abbreviation? One of the definitions of GTTP is "Get to the Point". |
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What does GTTP mean? GTTP as abbreviation means "Get to the Point". |
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What is shorthand of Get to the Point? The most common shorthand of "Get to the Point" is GTTP. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- GTTPP - Get to the Point Publishing
- P-MP - Point to Multi-Point
- BTTP - Back to the Point
- MTTP - More to the Point
- PTMP - Point to Multi-Point
- SSTP - Short Sweet and to the Point
- STTP - Straight To the Point
- SSTTP - Short Sweet and to the Point
- TTP - To The Point
- TTPS - To the Point Software, Inc.
- APSP - And Patriotism to the Point
- CTTP - Conference to the Point
- POE - point to the Point of Embarkation
- SROMP - Shoulder Range of Movement to the Point
- GTFP - Get To the Friggin' Point
- lttpot - laughing to the point of tears
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