What does cablegram. mean?
cablegram. means An overseas telegram, specifically one transmitted by undersea cables.
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Common category.
What is the abbreviation for An overseas telegram, specifically one transmitted by undersea cables.?
An overseas telegram, specifically one transmitted by undersea cables. can be abbreviated as cablegram.
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What does cablegram. stand for? cablegram. stands for "An overseas telegram, specifically one transmitted by undersea cables.". |
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How to abbreviate "An overseas telegram, specifically one transmitted by undersea cables."? "An overseas telegram, specifically one transmitted by undersea cables." can be abbreviated as cablegram.. |
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What is the meaning of cablegram. abbreviation? The meaning of cablegram. abbreviation is "An overseas telegram, specifically one transmitted by undersea cables.". |
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What is cablegram. abbreviation? One of the definitions of cablegram. is "An overseas telegram, specifically one transmitted by undersea cables.". |
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What does cablegram. mean? cablegram. as abbreviation means "An overseas telegram, specifically one transmitted by undersea cables.". |
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What is shorthand of An overseas telegram, specifically one transmitted by undersea cables.? The most common shorthand of "An overseas telegram, specifically one transmitted by undersea cables." is cablegram.. |
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