What does fobb mean?
fobb means Flight of the Bumble Bees
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Flight of the Bumble Bees?
Flight of the Bumble Bees can be abbreviated as fobb
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What does fobb stand for? fobb stands for "Flight of the Bumble Bees". |
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How to abbreviate "Flight of the Bumble Bees"? "Flight of the Bumble Bees" can be abbreviated as fobb. |
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What is the meaning of fobb abbreviation? The meaning of fobb abbreviation is "Flight of the Bumble Bees". |
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What is fobb abbreviation? One of the definitions of fobb is "Flight of the Bumble Bees". |
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What does fobb mean? fobb as abbreviation means "Flight of the Bumble Bees". |
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What is shorthand of Flight of the Bumble Bees? The most common shorthand of "Flight of the Bumble Bees" is fobb. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- FFOTO - Final Flight of the Osiris
- FLOTC - Flight of the Conchords
- FOTAQ - Flight of the Amazon Queen
- FASAP - Flight Attendants' and Stewards' Association of the Philippines
- FOTB - Flight of the Bumblebee
- FOTEP - Flight of the Eagle Productions
- FOTN - Flight of the Navigator
- FOTI - Flight of the Intruder
- FOTC - Flight of the Conchords
- FOTV - Flight of the Valkyries
- FOTP - Flight of the Phoenix
- FOC - Flight of the Conchords
- CFI - Flight Inspection Center of the General Administration of Civil Aviation in China
- fd - Flight of the Doves
- fotc - Flight Of The Concords
- fotc - Flight of the Conchords's
- fotm - Flight of the Month
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- time window. - The period of time before and after a desired departure time that a customer will accept a flight should the ideal flight not be available.
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