What does PFP mean?
PFP means Pain For Pleasure
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Common category.
What is the abbreviation for Pain For Pleasure?
Pain For Pleasure can be abbreviated as PFP
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What does PFP stand for? PFP stands for "Pain For Pleasure". |
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How to abbreviate "Pain For Pleasure"? "Pain For Pleasure" can be abbreviated as PFP. |
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What is the meaning of PFP abbreviation? The meaning of PFP abbreviation is "Pain For Pleasure". |
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What does PFP mean? PFP as abbreviation means "Pain For Pleasure". |
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What is shorthand of Pain For Pleasure? The most common shorthand of "Pain For Pleasure" is PFP. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- FYLP - For Your Listening Pleasure
- FYOLP - For Your Own Listening Pleasure
- FYRP - For Your Reading Pleasure
- FYVP - For Your Viewing Pleasure
- CPFI - Chest Pain for Investigation
- KFP - Killing for Pleasure
- BFP - Bound for Pleasure
- CFP - Classic for Pleasure
- DFP - Dressing for Pleasure
- MFP - Music For Pleasure
- P4P - Pay for Pleasure
- RFp - Red for Pleasure
- SFP - Sing for Pleasure
- CPG - Cycling For Pleasure Group
- wp - Walking for Pleasure
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