What does sas mean?
sas means Sessions in a Single
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Sessions in a Single?
Sessions in a Single can be abbreviated as sas
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What does sas stand for? sas stands for "Sessions in a Single". |
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How to abbreviate "Sessions in a Single"? "Sessions in a Single" can be abbreviated as sas. |
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What is the meaning of sas abbreviation? The meaning of sas abbreviation is "Sessions in a Single". |
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What is sas abbreviation? One of the definitions of sas is "Sessions in a Single". |
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What does sas mean? sas as abbreviation means "Sessions in a Single". |
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What is shorthand of Sessions in a Single? The most common shorthand of "Sessions in a Single" is sas. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- IAR - In A single Round
- IASR - In A Single Round
- SMILE - Single Mothers in A Learning Environment
- SISAL - Streams and Iteration in a Single-Assignment Language
- SPG - SINGLE POINT GROUND (In a Missile)
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