What does ltw mean?
ltw means Less Than a Week
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Less Than a Week?
Less Than a Week can be abbreviated as ltw
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What does ltw stand for? ltw stands for "Less Than a Week". |
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How to abbreviate "Less Than a Week"? "Less Than a Week" can be abbreviated as ltw. |
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What is the meaning of ltw abbreviation? The meaning of ltw abbreviation is "Less Than a Week". |
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What is ltw abbreviation? One of the definitions of ltw is "Less Than a Week". |
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What does ltw mean? ltw as abbreviation means "Less Than a Week". |
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What is shorthand of Less Than a Week? The most common shorthand of "Less Than a Week" is ltw. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- LTHSG - Less Than High School Graduate
- LTLJ - Less Than Legendary Journeys
- LTLOT - Less Than Lethal Optical Technologies
- L/T - Less Than
- LT - Less Than
- LEQ - Less Than or Equal To
- LCL - Less than Car Load
- LRU - Less-than-Release Unit
- LTCL - Less Than Container Load
- LTE - Less Than or Equal
- LTFV - Less Than Fair Value
- LTFT - Less Than Full Time
- LTP - Less Than Perfect
- LTL - Less Than Lethal
- LTL - Less than Total Load
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