What does S2R mean?
S2R means Sent to receive (sending a picture in exchange for a picture from another user)
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Internet Slang, Chat Texting & Subculture category.
What is the abbreviation for Sent to receive (sending a picture in exchange for a picture from another user)?
Sent to receive (sending a picture in exchange for a picture from another user) can be abbreviated as S2R
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What does S2R stand for? S2R stands for "Sent to receive (sending a picture in exchange for a picture from another user)". |
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How to abbreviate "Sent to receive (sending a picture in exchange for a picture from another user)"? "Sent to receive (sending a picture in exchange for a picture from another user)" can be abbreviated as S2R. |
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What is the meaning of S2R abbreviation? The meaning of S2R abbreviation is "Sent to receive (sending a picture in exchange for a picture from another user)". |
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What is S2R abbreviation? One of the definitions of S2R is "Sent to receive (sending a picture in exchange for a picture from another user)". |
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What does S2R mean? S2R as abbreviation means "Sent to receive (sending a picture in exchange for a picture from another user)". |
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What is shorthand of Sent to receive (sending a picture in exchange for a picture from another user)? The most common shorthand of "Sent to receive (sending a picture in exchange for a picture from another user)" is S2R. |
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- WFD - Weapons in Exchange for Development
- WEI - Weapons in Exchange for Incentives
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