What does ltj mean?
ltj means Letters To Juliet
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Letters To Juliet?
Letters To Juliet can be abbreviated as ltj
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- LTY - Letters to You
- LTH - Letters to Home
- LttD - Letters To The Devil
- FTJ - Farewell To Juliet
- LCU - Letters to Credit Unions
- LTA - Letters to Airmen
- LTA - Letters to Assessors
- LSTE - Letters to the Editor
- LYL - Letters to Young Lovers
- LM - Letters to Malcolm
- lttd - Letters to the Dead
- ls - Letters to Students
- lc - Letters to the Churches
- le - Letters to the Editor
- ltr - Letters to Rob
- ltt - Letters to Twilight
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