What does Rosie mean?
Rosie means Reconnaissance By Orbiting Ship Identification Equipment
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Common category.
What is the abbreviation for Reconnaissance By Orbiting Ship Identification Equipment?
Reconnaissance By Orbiting Ship Identification Equipment can be abbreviated as Rosie
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What does Rosie stand for? Rosie stands for "Reconnaissance By Orbiting Ship Identification Equipment". |
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How to abbreviate "Reconnaissance By Orbiting Ship Identification Equipment"? "Reconnaissance By Orbiting Ship Identification Equipment" can be abbreviated as Rosie. |
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What is the meaning of Rosie abbreviation? The meaning of Rosie abbreviation is "Reconnaissance By Orbiting Ship Identification Equipment". |
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What is Rosie abbreviation? One of the definitions of Rosie is "Reconnaissance By Orbiting Ship Identification Equipment". |
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What does Rosie mean? Rosie as abbreviation means "Reconnaissance By Orbiting Ship Identification Equipment". |
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What is shorthand of Reconnaissance By Orbiting Ship Identification Equipment? The most common shorthand of "Reconnaissance By Orbiting Ship Identification Equipment" is Rosie. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CSSEC - Cargo Ship Safety Equipment Certificate
- STEDMIS - Ship Technical Equipment Data Management Information System
- HAIDE - Hostile Aircraft Identification Equipment
- ISID - International Ship Identification Database
- RPIE - Reconnaissance Patrolling Insertion and Extraction Equipment
- SUSIE - Surface Underwater Ship Intercept Equipment
- ANTIUM - Advanced NeTwork radio Identification equipment for Universal Mobile communications
- ERIE - Emergency Resources Identification Equipment
- SEF - Ship's Equipment File
- Sid - Ship Identification Number
- SIN - Ship Identification Number
- score - Signal Communication by ORbiting RElay
- sec - Ship's Equipment Centre
- backwash. - 1. A disturbance of the water caused by a ship's propellers turning in reverse. 2. The turbulence caused by the exhaust of a jet plane.
- cargo. - Freight carried by a ship or airplane.
- cone. - Slang. A term used by cruise ship personnel to refer to a passenger. The origin of the term is uncertain, but it is considered derogatory. See also cone-ing.
- sheer. - The upward curvature of a ship’s hull; the line, straight or curved, formed by a ship’s deck.
- wake. - The trail of waves left by a ship.
- SECAS - Ship's Equipment Configuration Accounting System
- SCORE - Signal Communications by Orbiting Relay Equipment