What does LAG mean?
LAG means Ladies And Gentlemen
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What is the abbreviation for Ladies And Gentlemen?
2 ways to abbreviate Ladies And Gentlemen
Ladies And Gentlemen can be abbreviated as LAG
Other shorthands for Ladies And Gentlemen are: L&G
Ladies And Gentlemen can be abbreviated as LAG
Other shorthands for Ladies And Gentlemen are: L&G
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What does LAG stand for? LAG stands for "Ladies And Gentlemen". |
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How to abbreviate "Ladies And Gentlemen"? "Ladies And Gentlemen" can be abbreviated as LAG. |
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What is the meaning of LAG abbreviation? The meaning of LAG abbreviation is "Ladies And Gentlemen". |
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What is LAG abbreviation? One of the definitions of LAG is "Ladies And Gentlemen". |
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What does LAG mean? LAG as abbreviation means "Ladies And Gentlemen". |
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What is shorthand of Ladies And Gentlemen? The most common shorthand of "Ladies And Gentlemen" is LAG. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- GSYE - Gentlemen Start Your Engines
- VLAL - Vampir Ladies and Lords
- GOLD - Gentlemen of Lyrical Distinction
- GOF - Gentlemen of Fortune
- GOLF - Gentlemen Only Ladies Forbidden
- GRITS - Gentlemen Raised In The South
- GDC - Gentlemen's Dining Club
- L&G - Ladies and Gentlemen
- LFW - Ladies Fitness and Wellness
- LIPS - Ladies Initiating Prosperity and Success
- SLAG - Scholars, Leaders, Athletes, and Gentlemen
- GDC - Gentlemen Drivers Cup
- GOTM - Gentlemen on the Move
- LAGNAF - Ladies and Gentlemen, Neighbors, and Friends
- LORS - Ladies Oratorical and Recreational Society
- LOCAL - Ladies of Chrome and Leather
- LACIG - Ladies and Champions in Green
- g&l - Gentlemen and Ladies
- LOVE - Ladies Organized for Volunteering and Encouragement
- GOLF - Gentlemen Only, Ladies Forbidden. For chauvinists everywhere. Especially at the golf club. This is a bacronym, not the origin of the word golf. (Ack C Judd)