What does sotr mean?
sotr means Six on the Rocks
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Six on the Rocks?
Six on the Rocks can be abbreviated as sotr
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What does sotr stand for? sotr stands for "Six on the Rocks". |
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How to abbreviate "Six on the Rocks"? "Six on the Rocks" can be abbreviated as sotr. |
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What is the meaning of sotr abbreviation? The meaning of sotr abbreviation is "Six on the Rocks". |
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What is sotr abbreviation? One of the definitions of sotr is "Six on the Rocks". |
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What does sotr mean? sotr as abbreviation means "Six on the Rocks". |
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What is shorthand of Six on the Rocks? The most common shorthand of "Six on the Rocks" is sotr. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- SJOR - Sedona Jazz on the Rocks
- COTR - Calvi on the Rocks
- KOTR - Korea on the rocks
- MOTR - Marriage on the Rocks
- OTR - On the Rocks
- SITC - Six in the City
- SOTR - Scotch on the Rocks
- TOTR - Toys on the Rocks
- Sos - Six of the Staff
- fotr - Film on the Rocks
- lotr - Liberty on the Rocks
- lotr - Lindy on the Rocks
- sotb - Six Of The Best
- sotr - Scots on The Rocks
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