What does wga mean?
wga means What Goes Around
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for What Goes Around?
What Goes Around can be abbreviated as wga
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What does wga mean? wga as abbreviation means "What Goes Around". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- WHWN - What's Hot What's Not
- WIAWSNB - What Is and What Should Never Be
- WGACA - What Goes Around Comes Around
- WUCIWUG - What You See Is What You Get
- WUCIWYG - what you see is what you get
- WGOTSOT - What Goes On Tour Stays On Tour
- BOWA - Best of What's Around
- TSGA - This Sound Goes Around
- WCAGA - What Comes Around Goes Around
- WGOT - What Goes on Tour
- WYSIWYP - What You See Is What You Print / What You See Is What You Pay (wizzy-whip)
- Wgumcd - What Goes Up Must Come Down
- KWL - what I Know/what I Want to know/what I've Learned (education)
- wcag - What Comes Around Goes
- wgac - What Goes Around Comes
- www - What What What
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