What does svba mean?
svba means Single Volunteers of Baltimore and Annapolis
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Single Volunteers of Baltimore and Annapolis?
Single Volunteers of Baltimore and Annapolis can be abbreviated as svba
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What does svba stand for? svba stands for "Single Volunteers of Baltimore and Annapolis". |
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How to abbreviate "Single Volunteers of Baltimore and Annapolis"? "Single Volunteers of Baltimore and Annapolis" can be abbreviated as svba. |
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What is the meaning of svba abbreviation? The meaning of svba abbreviation is "Single Volunteers of Baltimore and Annapolis". |
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What is svba abbreviation? One of the definitions of svba is "Single Volunteers of Baltimore and Annapolis". |
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What does svba mean? svba as abbreviation means "Single Volunteers of Baltimore and Annapolis". |
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What is shorthand of Single Volunteers of Baltimore and Annapolis? The most common shorthand of "Single Volunteers of Baltimore and Annapolis" is svba. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- SVWR - Single Volunteers of the Western Reserve
- WB&A - Washington, Baltimore, and Annapolis Railroad
- SVRI - Single Volunteers of Rhode Island
- SVDC - Single Volunteers of DC
- SVLC - Single Volunteers of Lake County
- BLA - Baltimore and Annapolis
- SVA - Single Volunteers of Austin
- SVR - Single Volunteers of Rochester
- SVHC - Single Volunteers of Hunterdon County
- SVTC - Single Volunteers of the Twin Cities
- SVCS - Single Volunteers of Colorado Springs
- SVDC - Single Volunteers of D C
- SVV - Single Volunteers of Vermont
- BARR - Baltimore and Annapolis Railroad
- BLA - Baltimore and Annapolis Railroad
- SVBA - Single Volunteers of Baltimore and Annapolis (Maryland)
- SVBC - Single Volunteers of Bucks County (Pennsylvania)
- svb - Single Volunteers Boston
- svbc - Single Volunteers of Bucks County
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