What does Westie mean?
Westie means someone from the Western suburbs
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Internet Slang, Chat Texting & Subculture category.
What is the abbreviation for someone from the Western suburbs?
someone from the Western suburbs can be abbreviated as Westie
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What does Westie stand for? Westie stands for "someone from the Western suburbs". |
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How to abbreviate "someone from the Western suburbs"? "someone from the Western suburbs" can be abbreviated as Westie. |
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What is the meaning of Westie abbreviation? The meaning of Westie abbreviation is "someone from the Western suburbs". |
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What is Westie abbreviation? One of the definitions of Westie is "someone from the Western suburbs". |
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What does Westie mean? Westie as abbreviation means "someone from the Western suburbs". |
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What is shorthand of someone from the Western suburbs? The most common shorthand of "someone from the Western suburbs" is Westie. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- UPER - Someone from the Upper Peninsula of Michigan
- WSBC - Western Suburbs Bridge Club
- WSDCC - Western Suburbs District Cricket Club
- WOWS - Women of the Western Suburbs
- NWS - Networking the Western Suburbs
- WSBG - Western Suburbs Business Group
- WSG - Western Suburbs Group
- WSTC - Western Suburbs Triathalon Club
- WSTC - Western Suburbs Triathlon Club
- WSTA - Western Suburbs Tennis Association
- DESI - Someone from the Indian subcontinent
- wscr - Western Suburbs Computer Repairs
- wsls - Western Suburbs Legal Service
- wsos - Western Suburbs Orchid Society
- wswa - Western Suburbs Wargames Association
- wswg - Western Suburbs Writers Group
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- hotelier. - The owner or manager of a hotel. Someone in the hotel business.
- SCHEMIE - Someone from a council estate
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