What does cbtr mean?
cbtr means Caught By The River
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Caught By The River?
Caught By The River can be abbreviated as cbtr
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What does cbtr stand for? cbtr stands for "Caught By The River". |
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How to abbreviate "Caught By The River"? "Caught By The River" can be abbreviated as cbtr. |
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What is the meaning of cbtr abbreviation? The meaning of cbtr abbreviation is "Caught By The River". |
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What is cbtr abbreviation? One of the definitions of cbtr is "Caught By The River". |
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What does cbtr mean? cbtr as abbreviation means "Caught By The River". |
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What is shorthand of Caught By The River? The most common shorthand of "Caught By The River" is cbtr. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- TARV - The Arc for the River Valley
- BTB - By The By
- CBC - Caught By Cat
- CBD - Caught By Dog
- CIA - Caught in the Act
- CITA - Caught in the Act
- CITAC - Caught in the Act Courtney
- DBTRS - Down by the River Services
- RIBCO - released by the River Basin Coordinating Committee
- dbr - Day By the River
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