What does cttn mean?
cttn means Credit to the Nation
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Credit to the Nation?
Credit to the Nation can be abbreviated as cttn
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What does cttn stand for? cttn stands for "Credit to the Nation". |
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How to abbreviate "Credit to the Nation"? "Credit to the Nation" can be abbreviated as cttn. |
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What is the meaning of cttn abbreviation? The meaning of cttn abbreviation is "Credit to the Nation". |
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What is cttn abbreviation? One of the definitions of cttn is "Credit to the Nation". |
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What does cttn mean? cttn as abbreviation means "Credit to the Nation". |
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What is shorthand of Credit to the Nation? The most common shorthand of "Credit to the Nation" is cttn. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- HPSISN - Health Professions Schools in Service to the Nation
- VS1G - The one-G stall speed at which the airplane can develop a lift force (normal to the flight path) equal to its weight
- TNC - The Nation's Capitol
- CDCU - Credit to the Community
- NCG - Net Credit to the Government
- NRCG - Net RBI Credit to the Government
- RCN - Report Card to the Nation
- STN - Service to the Nation
- TNGE - The Nation of Gods and Earths
- TNI - The Nation of Islam
- attn - Address To The Nation
- tnt - The Nation's Top
- tnp - The Nation of Poets
- vtn - Value to the Nation
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