What does boat station. mean?
boat station. means A ship's passenger's assigned space during lifeboat drills or an actual emergency.
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Common category.
What is the abbreviation for A ship's passenger's assigned space during lifeboat drills or an actual emergency.?
A ship's passenger's assigned space during lifeboat drills or an actual emergency. can be abbreviated as boat station.
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What does boat station. stand for? boat station. stands for "A ship's passenger's assigned space during lifeboat drills or an actual emergency.". |
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How to abbreviate "A ship's passenger's assigned space during lifeboat drills or an actual emergency."? "A ship's passenger's assigned space during lifeboat drills or an actual emergency." can be abbreviated as boat station.. |
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What is the meaning of boat station. abbreviation? The meaning of boat station. abbreviation is "A ship's passenger's assigned space during lifeboat drills or an actual emergency.". |
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What is boat station. abbreviation? One of the definitions of boat station. is "A ship's passenger's assigned space during lifeboat drills or an actual emergency.". |
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What does boat station. mean? boat station. as abbreviation means "A ship's passenger's assigned space during lifeboat drills or an actual emergency.". |
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What is shorthand of A ship's passenger's assigned space during lifeboat drills or an actual emergency.? The most common shorthand of "A ship's passenger's assigned space during lifeboat drills or an actual emergency." is boat station.. |
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