What does Çs mean?
Çs means Couple of spots
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Couple of spots?
2 ways to abbreviate Couple of spots
Couple of spots can be abbreviated as Çs
Other shorthands for Couple of spots are: cs
Couple of spots can be abbreviated as Çs
Other shorthands for Couple of spots are: cs
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What does Çs stand for? Çs stands for "Couple of spots". |
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How to abbreviate "Couple of spots"? "Couple of spots" can be abbreviated as Çs. |
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What is the meaning of Çs abbreviation? The meaning of Çs abbreviation is "Couple of spots". |
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What is Çs abbreviation? One of the definitions of Çs is "Couple of spots". |
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What does Çs mean? Çs as abbreviation means "Couple of spots". |
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What is shorthand of Couple of spots? The most common shorthand of "Couple of spots" is Çs. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CCL - Couple-to-Couple League
- CFTT - Couple and Family Therapy Training
- CPL - Couple
- SPI - Spots Per Inch
- CFTC - Couple and Family Therapy Center
- CPP - Couple of Points
- CTSS - Couple of Tinnies Short of a Slab
- EMACS - Evenings Mornings and A Couple of Saturdays
- ICOY - International Couple of the Year
- MCRA - Married Couple of Reproductive Age
- SICO - Single Income Couple Of
- SPF - Spots and Freckles
- SPNI - Spots of Northern Israel
- SPSI - Spots per Square Inch
- ss - Spots Spors
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- COY - Couple Of The Year
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