What does dead calm. mean?
dead calm. means No wind. Zero on the Beaufort scale.
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Common category.
What is the abbreviation for No wind. Zero on the Beaufort scale.?
No wind. Zero on the Beaufort scale. can be abbreviated as dead calm.
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What does dead calm. stand for? dead calm. stands for "No wind. Zero on the Beaufort scale.". |
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How to abbreviate "No wind. Zero on the Beaufort scale."? "No wind. Zero on the Beaufort scale." can be abbreviated as dead calm.. |
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What is the meaning of dead calm. abbreviation? The meaning of dead calm. abbreviation is "No wind. Zero on the Beaufort scale.". |
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What is dead calm. abbreviation? One of the definitions of dead calm. is "No wind. Zero on the Beaufort scale.". |
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What does dead calm. mean? dead calm. as abbreviation means "No wind. Zero on the Beaufort scale.". |
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What is shorthand of No wind. Zero on the Beaufort scale.? The most common shorthand of "No wind. Zero on the Beaufort scale." is dead calm.. |
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