What does guest house. mean?
guest house. means A home that offers rooms to travelers. See also bed and breakfast.
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Common category.
What is the abbreviation for A home that offers rooms to travelers. See also bed and breakfast.?
A home that offers rooms to travelers. See also bed and breakfast. can be abbreviated as guest house.
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What does guest house. stand for? guest house. stands for "A home that offers rooms to travelers. See also bed and breakfast.". |
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How to abbreviate "A home that offers rooms to travelers. See also bed and breakfast."? "A home that offers rooms to travelers. See also bed and breakfast." can be abbreviated as guest house.. |
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What is the meaning of guest house. abbreviation? The meaning of guest house. abbreviation is "A home that offers rooms to travelers. See also bed and breakfast.". |
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What is guest house. abbreviation? One of the definitions of guest house. is "A home that offers rooms to travelers. See also bed and breakfast.". |
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What does guest house. mean? guest house. as abbreviation means "A home that offers rooms to travelers. See also bed and breakfast.". |
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What is shorthand of A home that offers rooms to travelers. See also bed and breakfast.? The most common shorthand of "A home that offers rooms to travelers. See also bed and breakfast." is guest house.. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- BBAGE - Bed and Breakfast Association of Greater Edmonton
- BBAPT - Bed and Breakfast Association of Pretoria
- B and B - Bed and Breakfast
- BBFA - Bed and Breakfast and Farmstay Accommodation
- BBFAA - Bed and Breakfast, Farmstay and Accommodation Australia Ltd.
- BBC - Bed and Breakfast in a Castle
- BBIC - Bed and Breakfast In a Castle
- BBFA - Bed and Breakfast and Farmstay Australia
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