What does swak mean?
swak means Seale With A Kiss
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Seale With A Kiss?
Seale With A Kiss can be abbreviated as swak
Other shorthands for Seale With A Kiss are: s.w.a.k., SWAK
Other shorthands for Seale With A Kiss are: s.w.a.k., SWAK
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What does swak stand for? swak stands for "Seale With A Kiss". |
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What is the meaning of swak abbreviation? The meaning of swak abbreviation is "Seale With A Kiss". |
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What does swak mean? swak as abbreviation means "Seale With A Kiss". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- AFWATISAF - A Fool with a Tool Is Still a Fool
- AKOYL - A Kiss on Your Lips
- BWAK - Betrayed with a Kiss
- SIWAK - Seal It with a Kiss
- SWAK BOLTOP - Sealed With A Kiss Better On Lips Than On Paper
- SWAKBALWS - Sealed with A Kiss Because A Lick Won't Stick
- SWAKD - Sealed With A Kiss Designs
- SWAK - Sealed With A Kiss
- SWAK - Sent with A Kiss
- s.w.a.k. - sealed with a kiss
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