What does who mean?
who means Words with Heathen Origins
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Words with Heathen Origins?
Words with Heathen Origins can be abbreviated as who
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What does who stand for? who stands for "Words with Heathen Origins". |
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How to abbreviate "Words with Heathen Origins"? "Words with Heathen Origins" can be abbreviated as who. |
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What is the meaning of who abbreviation? The meaning of who abbreviation is "Words with Heathen Origins". |
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What is who abbreviation? One of the definitions of who is "Words with Heathen Origins". |
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What does who mean? who as abbreviation means "Words with Heathen Origins". |
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What is shorthand of Words with Heathen Origins? The most common shorthand of "Words with Heathen Origins" is who. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ONMF - Origins of New Mexico Families
- ONZE - Origins of New Zealand English
- OBSS - Origins Billion Star Survey
- ORB - Origins of Behavior
- OSIRIS - Origins Spectral Interpretation, Resource Identification and Security
- HASA - Heathen and Atheistic Scum Alliance
- HDS - Heathen Death Squadron
- HLf - Heathen Libertarian Forum
- OAAP - Origins of Angkor Archaeological Project
- OAFD - Origins of April Fools Day
- OCA - Origins of Celtic Art
- OCR - Origins of the Compass Rose
- WWD - Words With Dots (like X.25, X.400, Etc)
- WWF - Words with Friends (game)
- hc - Heathen Chemistry
- hh - Heathen Harvest
- WOW - With out words
- www - Words, Words, Words
- FIGJAM - Flip Im Good, Just Ask Me. Polite version. Superb acronym, with Australian origins apparently, for show-offs and big-heads everywhere. Ideal code for referring to person or behaviour when someone holds a very high opinion of themselves, through self-del
- LIFER - Lazy Ignorant Fool Expecting Retirement. One of the many amusing acronyms with miltary origins, with wider potential applications. The armed forces offer relatively short timescales by which staff can retire on a full pension, hence the expression to desc