What does Red Book. mean?
Red Book. means Slang. Any restaurant and hotel guide published by Michelin, so called because of its color and to distinguish these guides from Michelin’s tourism guides, which have green covers. See also, Micheli
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What is the abbreviation for Slang. Any restaurant and hotel guide published by Michelin, so called because of its color and to distinguish these guides from Michelin’s tourism guides, which have green covers. See also, Micheli?
Slang. Any restaurant and hotel guide published by Michelin, so called because of its color and to distinguish these guides from Michelin’s tourism guides, which have green covers. See also, Micheli can be abbreviated as Red Book.
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What does Red Book. stand for? Red Book. stands for "Slang. Any restaurant and hotel guide published by Michelin, so called because of its color and to distinguish these guides from Michelin’s tourism guides, which have green covers. See also, Micheli". |
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How to abbreviate "Slang. Any restaurant and hotel guide published by Michelin, so called because of its color and to distinguish these guides from Michelin’s tourism guides, which have green covers. See also, Micheli"? "Slang. Any restaurant and hotel guide published by Michelin, so called because of its color and to distinguish these guides from Michelin’s tourism guides, which have green covers. See also, Micheli" can be abbreviated as Red Book.. |
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What is the meaning of Red Book. abbreviation? The meaning of Red Book. abbreviation is "Slang. Any restaurant and hotel guide published by Michelin, so called because of its color and to distinguish these guides from Michelin’s tourism guides, which have green covers. See also, Micheli". |
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What is Red Book. abbreviation? One of the definitions of Red Book. is "Slang. Any restaurant and hotel guide published by Michelin, so called because of its color and to distinguish these guides from Michelin’s tourism guides, which have green covers. See also, Micheli". |
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What does Red Book. mean? Red Book. as abbreviation means "Slang. Any restaurant and hotel guide published by Michelin, so called because of its color and to distinguish these guides from Michelin’s tourism guides, which have green covers. See also, Micheli". |
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What is shorthand of Slang. Any restaurant and hotel guide published by Michelin, so called because of its color and to distinguish these guides from Michelin’s tourism guides, which have green covers. See also, Micheli? The most common shorthand of "Slang. Any restaurant and hotel guide published by Michelin, so called because of its color and to distinguish these guides from Michelin’s tourism guides, which have green covers. See also, Micheli" is Red Book.. |
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