What does btwf mean?
btwf means Before They Were Famous
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Before They Were Famous?
Before They Were Famous can be abbreviated as btwf
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- BTWK - Before They Were Kings
- JWYTTWD - Just When You Thought They Were Dead
- WWYBYWB - Who Were You Before You Were Banned?
- BTWC - Before There Were Children
- TWAG - They Were All Goliaths
- TWTW - The Way They Were
- BTWS - Before They Were Stars
- BYWB - Before You Were Born
- SBT - Speak Before They
- TWW - They Were Wolves now they
- US - units they were sometimes
- WTWG - When They Were Girls
- Ncycbtah - Never Count Your Chickens Before They Are Hatched
- atw - Announced They Were
- btwf - Before They Were Fuels
- TWAT - They Were All There
- wtwp - Wish They Were Phones
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