What does bon voyage. mean?
bon voyage. means Fr. Literally, good voyage. The traditional farewell for those departing by ship.
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What is the abbreviation for Fr. Literally, good voyage. The traditional farewell for those departing by ship.?
Fr. Literally, good voyage. The traditional farewell for those departing by ship. can be abbreviated as bon voyage.
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What does bon voyage. stand for? bon voyage. stands for "Fr. Literally, good voyage. The traditional farewell for those departing by ship.". |
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How to abbreviate "Fr. Literally, good voyage. The traditional farewell for those departing by ship."? "Fr. Literally, good voyage. The traditional farewell for those departing by ship." can be abbreviated as bon voyage.. |
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What is the meaning of bon voyage. abbreviation? The meaning of bon voyage. abbreviation is "Fr. Literally, good voyage. The traditional farewell for those departing by ship.". |
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What is bon voyage. abbreviation? One of the definitions of bon voyage. is "Fr. Literally, good voyage. The traditional farewell for those departing by ship.". |
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What does bon voyage. mean? bon voyage. as abbreviation means "Fr. Literally, good voyage. The traditional farewell for those departing by ship.". |
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What is shorthand of Fr. Literally, good voyage. The traditional farewell for those departing by ship.? The most common shorthand of "Fr. Literally, good voyage. The traditional farewell for those departing by ship." is bon voyage.. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- FTNITK - For Those Not in the Know
- FTGOTW - For the Good of the World
- FTIK - For Those in the Know
- FFN - Farewell For Now
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