What does dwl mean?
dwl means Driving Without a License
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Driving Without a License?
2 ways to abbreviate Driving Without a License
Driving Without a License can be abbreviated as dwl
Other shorthands for Driving Without a License are: DWal
Driving Without a License can be abbreviated as dwl
Other shorthands for Driving Without a License are: DWal
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What does dwl stand for? dwl stands for "Driving Without a License". |
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How to abbreviate "Driving Without a License"? "Driving Without a License" can be abbreviated as dwl. |
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What is the meaning of dwl abbreviation? The meaning of dwl abbreviation is "Driving Without a License". |
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What is dwl abbreviation? One of the definitions of dwl is "Driving Without a License". |
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What does dwl mean? dwl as abbreviation means "Driving Without a License". |
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What is shorthand of Driving Without a License? The most common shorthand of "Driving Without a License" is dwl. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- DWDCA - Driving Without Due Care and Attention
- DORL - Driving on Revoked License
- DOSL - Driving on Suspended License
- DWAM - Driving Without Attention Mode
- DWB - Driving Without Brakes
- DWOC - driving without owners consent
- DWP - Driving Without Privileges
- DWal - driving without a license
- DWI - Driving Without Impairment
- DWI - Driving Without Insurance
- Dr W/o Prmt - Driving Without Permit
- cpwl - Carrying a Pistol Without a License
- dwa - Driving without Awareness
- dwls - Driving while your license is suspended
- dwdc - Driving without Due Care
- dwsl - Driving with a Suspended License
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