What does tsz mean?
tsz means Thus Spake Zuska
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Thus Spake Zuska?
Thus Spake Zuska can be abbreviated as tsz
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What does tsz stand for? tsz stands for "Thus Spake Zuska". |
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How to abbreviate "Thus Spake Zuska"? "Thus Spake Zuska" can be abbreviated as tsz. |
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What is the meaning of tsz abbreviation? The meaning of tsz abbreviation is "Thus Spake Zuska". |
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What is tsz abbreviation? One of the definitions of tsz is "Thus Spake Zuska". |
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What does tsz mean? tsz as abbreviation means "Thus Spake Zuska". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- Sic - Latin: thus; so
- TSTL - Thus Saith the Lord
- PMT - Part of Medicare Thus
- TCAR - Thus the Capital Adequacy Requirements
- THE - thus have extended
- THE - thus he entered
- TSG - Thus Spake it Goplay
- Tsk - Thus Spake Kolubara
- Thusf - Thus Group Plc
- Sic - [not an acronym] Latin: thus; so (not a mistake and is to be read as it stands)
- SIC - Spelling in Context (mnemonic for the Latin meaning 'thus so')
- ℞ - take, take this, or take thus
- tsz - Thus Spoke Zarathustra
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