What does APP mean?
APP means Appears
What is the abbreviation for Appears?
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What does APP stand for? APP stands for "Appears". |
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How to abbreviate "Appears"? "Appears" can be abbreviated as APP. |
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What is the meaning of APP abbreviation? The meaning of APP abbreviation is "Appears". |
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What is APP abbreviation? One of the definitions of APP is "Appears". |
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What does APP mean? APP as abbreviation means "Appears". |
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What is shorthand of Appears? The most common shorthand of "Appears" is APP. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- AIN - Appears as an Instrument
- APD - Appears on the Display
- ATRA - And Arsenic Trioxide Appears
- DNA - Damage and Appears
- MAVG - Music that Appears in Video Game
- TAPS - That Appears on the Sci
- APPRS - Appears
- FEAR - False Evidence Appears Real
- fear - False Evidence that Appears Real
- saab - Shape Appears Ass Backwards
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- SAAB - Shape Appears As Backwards