What does OMFP mean?
OMFP means Obtaining Money by False Pretense
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Government & Military category.
What is the abbreviation for Obtaining Money by False Pretense?
Obtaining Money by False Pretense can be abbreviated as OMFP
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What does OMFP stand for? OMFP stands for "Obtaining Money by False Pretense". |
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How to abbreviate "Obtaining Money by False Pretense"? "Obtaining Money by False Pretense" can be abbreviated as OMFP. |
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What is the meaning of OMFP abbreviation? The meaning of OMFP abbreviation is "Obtaining Money by False Pretense". |
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What is OMFP abbreviation? One of the definitions of OMFP is "Obtaining Money by False Pretense". |
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What does OMFP mean? OMFP as abbreviation means "Obtaining Money by False Pretense". |
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What is shorthand of Obtaining Money by False Pretense? The most common shorthand of "Obtaining Money by False Pretense" is OMFP. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- 4590 - False Pretence by Credit Card or Cheques
- MAIMS - Money Allocated Is Money Spent
- MIMO - Money in Money Out
- MBAM - Money by Any Means
- MTBP - Money Transfer by Phone
- Mmm - Money Management by Mail
- OAS - Obtaining Acoustic Similarity
- OTV - Obtaining the Vision
- Ogfp - Obtaining Goods By False Pretense
- Opfp - Obtaining Property Under False Pretenses
- obtg - obtaining
- fmsf - False Memory Syndrome False
- KFP - False Pass Airport, False Pass, Alaska, United States
- PAKF - False Pass, False Pass, United States
- hard dollars. - Money paid to a travel agent by a supplier to offset certain costs of marketing the supplier's products, such as postage and printing. See also soft dollars.
- pretence - pretense
- FAK - False Island, AK [False Island Seaplane Base], USA
- 2Z6 - False Island Seaplane Base, False Island Alaska USA
- KFP - False Pass Airport, False Pass, Alaska USA
- Mad Money - Money set aside to have fun with; or money carried to satisfy a mugger if someone gets mugged. I don't have any mad money this week.