What does ahab mean?
ahab means Auburn High Altitude Balloon
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Auburn High Altitude Balloon?
Auburn High Altitude Balloon can be abbreviated as ahab
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What does ahab stand for? ahab stands for "Auburn High Altitude Balloon". |
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How to abbreviate "Auburn High Altitude Balloon"? "Auburn High Altitude Balloon" can be abbreviated as ahab. |
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What is the meaning of ahab abbreviation? The meaning of ahab abbreviation is "Auburn High Altitude Balloon". |
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What is ahab abbreviation? One of the definitions of ahab is "Auburn High Altitude Balloon". |
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What does ahab mean? ahab as abbreviation means "Auburn High Altitude Balloon". |
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What is shorthand of Auburn High Altitude Balloon? The most common shorthand of "Auburn High Altitude Balloon" is ahab. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- HASDM - High Altitude Satellite Drag Model
- HAHRDB - High Altitude High Release Dive Bomb
- HAISP - High Altitude Interactive Science Platform
- HABET - High Altitude Balloon Experiments in Technology
- HABLIC - High Altitude Balloon Launch Information Center
- HIBAL - High Altitude Balloon
- AHAB - Aria High Altitude Balloon
- AHS - Auburn High School
- HAHST - High Altitude High Speed Target
- HABE - High Altitude Balloon Experiment
- AHAB - Amateur High Altitude Balloon
- AHSMB - Auburn High School Marching Band
- HAHO - high-altitude high-opening parachute technique
- HEBE - High Energy Balloon Experiment
- HANO - High-Altitude No-Opening Parachute Technique. Used To Describe Total Malfunctions During Parachute Operations, Regardless Of Actual Altitude, As Well As Any Fall. (Used In Sarcastic Reference To HALO
- HAB - High Altitude Balloon
- ENSURE - Electronic Near Space Utility for Recovery and Experimentation (Amateur High Altitude Balloon Project)
- habp - High Altitude Balloon Project
- haho - High-Altitude High-Open
- HAHO - High Altitude High Opening