What does Shifting mean?
Shifting means Moving a great speed. E.g. Look at that bloke go, he's really shifting along!
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What is the abbreviation for Moving a great speed. E.g. Look at that bloke go, he's really shifting along!?
Moving a great speed. E.g. Look at that bloke go, he's really shifting along! can be abbreviated as Shifting
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What does Shifting stand for? Shifting stands for "Moving a great speed. E.g. Look at that bloke go, he's really shifting along!". |
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How to abbreviate "Moving a great speed. E.g. Look at that bloke go, he's really shifting along!"? "Moving a great speed. E.g. Look at that bloke go, he's really shifting along!" can be abbreviated as Shifting. |
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What is the meaning of Shifting abbreviation? The meaning of Shifting abbreviation is "Moving a great speed. E.g. Look at that bloke go, he's really shifting along!". |
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What is Shifting abbreviation? One of the definitions of Shifting is "Moving a great speed. E.g. Look at that bloke go, he's really shifting along!". |
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What does Shifting mean? Shifting as abbreviation means "Moving a great speed. E.g. Look at that bloke go, he's really shifting along!". |
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What is shorthand of Moving a great speed. E.g. Look at that bloke go, he's really shifting along!? The most common shorthand of "Moving a great speed. E.g. Look at that bloke go, he's really shifting along!" is Shifting. |
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