What does HOTW mean?
HOTW means History of the World
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Internet Slang, Chat Texting & Subculture category.
What is the abbreviation for History of the World?
History of the World can be abbreviated as HOTW
Other shorthands for History of the World are: HWD, how
Other shorthands for History of the World are: HWD, how
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What does HOTW stand for? HOTW stands for "History of the World". |
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How to abbreviate "History of the World"? "History of the World" can be abbreviated as HOTW. |
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What is the meaning of HOTW abbreviation? The meaning of HOTW abbreviation is "History of the World". |
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What is HOTW abbreviation? One of the definitions of HOTW is "History of the World". |
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What does HOTW mean? HOTW as abbreviation means "History of the World". |
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What is shorthand of History of the World? The most common shorthand of "History of the World" is HOTW. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- TLATEOTW - The Light At the End of the World
- TUGITHOTU - The Ultimate Game in the History of the Universe
- HOTWON - History of the World on the Net
- HTA - History of the Town of Antigonish
- HWD - History of the World
- THI - The History of the Internet
- TSHTU - The Secret History of The United
- WHJP - World History of the Jewish People
- chow - Child's History of the World
- ghw - Geography and History of the World
- hct - History of the Concept of Time
- hnpc - History of the Native People of Canada
- how - History of the World
- show - Secret History of the World
- the - The History of the European
- the - the history of the Eastern
- the - the history of the Eurovision
- Celsius scale. - The metric scale for measuring temperature in which zero is the freezing point of water and 100 is the boiling point. Used in most countries of the world instead of the Fahrenheit scale.
- Hist.U.Oxf. - The history of the University of Oxford
- VCH - The Victoria history of the counties of England