What does cord mean?
cord means Canadian Organization of Rare Disorders
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Canadian Organization of Rare Disorders?
Canadian Organization of Rare Disorders can be abbreviated as cord
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What does cord stand for? cord stands for "Canadian Organization of Rare Disorders". |
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How to abbreviate "Canadian Organization of Rare Disorders"? "Canadian Organization of Rare Disorders" can be abbreviated as cord. |
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What is the meaning of cord abbreviation? The meaning of cord abbreviation is "Canadian Organization of Rare Disorders". |
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What is cord abbreviation? One of the definitions of cord is "Canadian Organization of Rare Disorders". |
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What does cord mean? cord as abbreviation means "Canadian Organization of Rare Disorders". |
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What is shorthand of Canadian Organization of Rare Disorders? The most common shorthand of "Canadian Organization of Rare Disorders" is cord. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CODA - Canadian Organization of Dealers in Antiquities
- COPSS - Canadian Organization of Professional Secret Shoppers
- COSAP - Canadian Organization of Senior Artists and Performers
- NORD - National Organization for Rare Disorders, Inc.
- OCSM - Organization of Canadian Symphony Musicians
- RDA - Rare Disorders Alliance
- CCORA - Canadian Compendium of Rare Analyses
- COCA - Canadian Organization of Campus Activities
- COCA - Canadian Organization of College Activities
- COMP - Canadian Organization of Medical Physics
- CORD - Canadian Organisation for Rare Disorders
- CORD - Canadian Organization for Rare Diseases
- COPE - Canadian Organization of Professional Electrologists
- COSS - Canadian Organization of Sikh Students
- COTTQA - Canadian Organization of Traditional Taiji Quan Associations
- COUCH - Canadian Organization of University and College Health
- OTAS - Organization of Torino Automobile Specialists (Rare sports cars produced in Torino, Italy in the early 70s)
- COSB - Canadian Organization of Small Business
- NORD - National Organization of Rare Disorders
- COMP - Canadian Organization of Medical Physicists