What does btlc mean?
btlc means Built to Last Collaborative
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Built to Last Collaborative?
Built to Last Collaborative can be abbreviated as btlc
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What does btlc stand for? btlc stands for "Built to Last Collaborative". |
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How to abbreviate "Built to Last Collaborative"? "Built to Last Collaborative" can be abbreviated as btlc. |
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What is the meaning of btlc abbreviation? The meaning of btlc abbreviation is "Built to Last Collaborative". |
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What is btlc abbreviation? One of the definitions of btlc is "Built to Last Collaborative". |
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What does btlc mean? btlc as abbreviation means "Built to Last Collaborative". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- B2C - Built to Change
- B2L - Built to Last
- BTOS - Built-to-Order Service
- BTR - Built To Rule!
- BTS - Built to Spill
- BTT - Built To Test
- BTL - Built-To-Last
- BTO - Build/Built To Order
- CBF - Cheap to Keep. Built to Last. Fun to Run
- BTLM - Built to Last Marriages
- RLBS - Ryan Lee Built to Spill
- RLBSP - Ryan Lees Built to Spill Pictur
- btf - Built to Fight
- btg - Built to Grind
- bts - Built-to-Suit
- BTO - Built To Order
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