What does WWCB mean?
WWCB means White Working Class Boy (UK)
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Organizations, Education Schools etc. category.
What is the abbreviation for White Working Class Boy (UK)?
White Working Class Boy (UK) can be abbreviated as WWCB
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What does WWCB stand for? WWCB stands for "White Working Class Boy (UK)". |
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How to abbreviate "White Working Class Boy (UK)"? "White Working Class Boy (UK)" can be abbreviated as WWCB. |
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What is the meaning of WWCB abbreviation? The meaning of WWCB abbreviation is "White Working Class Boy (UK)". |
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What is WWCB abbreviation? One of the definitions of WWCB is "White Working Class Boy (UK)". |
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What does WWCB mean? WWCB as abbreviation means "White Working Class Boy (UK)". |
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What is shorthand of White Working Class Boy (UK)? The most common shorthand of "White Working Class Boy (UK)" is WWCB. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CCWCS - Chicago Center for Working-Class Studies
- CSWCL - Center for Study of Working Class Life
- HWCH - Hard Working Class Heroes
- ILWCH - International Labor and Working-Class History
- LAWCHA - Labor and Working Class History Association
- MLWCH - Midwest Labor and Working Class History
- WCH - Working Class Hero
- WCR - Working Class Royalty
- WCML - Working Class Movement Library
- WCM - Working Class Movements
- WCCC - Working Class Crisis Committee
- WCS - Working Class Studies
- WCSA - Working Class Studies Association
- WC - Working Class
- wca - Working Class Acupuncture
- wch - Working Class Heroes
- wwc - White Working Class
- wwcb - White Working Class Boys
- HEW - High Earning Worker. Demographic acronym, representing the UK's 534,000 people who earn more than £100,000 per household and yet regard themselves as 'working class', according to the Future Foundation (May 2006).
- ROB - Rich Ordinary Briton. Demographic acronym, wealthy people who regard themselves as 'working class', according to the Future Foundation, accounting for 2.67m of the UK population (May 2006), and the top 20% according to monetary worth.