What does wota mean?
wota means Wolves of the Atlantic
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Wolves of the Atlantic?
Wolves of the Atlantic can be abbreviated as wota
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What does wota stand for? wota stands for "Wolves of the Atlantic". |
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How to abbreviate "Wolves of the Atlantic"? "Wolves of the Atlantic" can be abbreviated as wota. |
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What is the meaning of wota abbreviation? The meaning of wota abbreviation is "Wolves of the Atlantic". |
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What is wota abbreviation? One of the definitions of wota is "Wolves of the Atlantic". |
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What does wota mean? wota as abbreviation means "Wolves of the Atlantic". |
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What is shorthand of Wolves of the Atlantic? The most common shorthand of "Wolves of the Atlantic" is wota. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- EJASA - Electronic Journal of the Astronomical Society of the Atlantic
- EQUALANT - Cooperative Survey of the Atlantic Equatorial Zone
- CAAS - Classical Association of the Atlantic States
- COA - College of the Atlantic
- GAM - Graveyard of the Atlantic Museum
- MCASF - Maine Council of the Atlantic Salmon Federation
- MMA - Maritime Museum of the Atlantic
- UWCA - United World College of the Atlantic
- APAA - Association of Ports of the Atlantic Arc
- BAMS - Battle of the Atlantic Memorial Ships
- CIDCA - Center for the Investigation and Documentation of the Atlantic
- COAAA - College of the Atlantic Alumni Association
- NBCASF - New Brunswick Council of the Atlantic Salmon Federation
- NOAA - Newsletter of the Atlantic
- UBCAP - United Baptist Convention of the Atlantic Provinces
- CA - College of the Atlantic
- bota - Battle of the Atlantic
- wotc - Wolves of the Calla
- wotp - Wolves of the Pacific
- Bermuda Triangle. - A triangular area of the Atlantic whose apices are Bermuda, Miami, and the Lesser Antilles. Reputed to be the site of numerous mysterious disappearances of planes and ships.