What does aotg mean?
aotg means Agile on the Green
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Agile on the Green?
Agile on the Green can be abbreviated as aotg
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What does aotg stand for? aotg stands for "Agile on the Green". |
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How to abbreviate "Agile on the Green"? "Agile on the Green" can be abbreviated as aotg. |
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What is the meaning of aotg abbreviation? The meaning of aotg abbreviation is "Agile on the Green". |
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What is aotg abbreviation? One of the definitions of aotg is "Agile on the Green". |
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What does aotg mean? aotg as abbreviation means "Agile on the Green". |
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What is shorthand of Agile on the Green? The most common shorthand of "Agile on the Green" is aotg. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- SOTG - Shakespeare on the Green
- TOG - Teens on the Green
- FFOG - Fall Festival on the Green
- GHG - Green Hotels in the Green
- OGSW - On the Green Side of the Web
- ORG - On the Red Green
- TOG - Towel on the Green
- OTG - On The Green
- botg - Blues on the Green
- cotg - Concerts on the Green
- dotg - Day on the Green
- gotg - Get on the Green
- lvg - Literacy Volunteers on the Green
- sotg - Screen on the Green
- votg - Village on the Green
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