What does WITR mean?
WITR means Who's in the room
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Who's in the room?
Who's in the room can be abbreviated as WITR
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What does WITR stand for? WITR stands for "Who's in the room". |
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How to abbreviate "Who's in the room"? "Who's in the room" can be abbreviated as WITR. |
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What is the meaning of WITR abbreviation? The meaning of WITR abbreviation is "Who's in the room". |
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What is WITR abbreviation? One of the definitions of WITR is "Who's in the room". |
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What does WITR mean? WITR as abbreviation means "Who's in the room". |
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What is shorthand of Who's in the room? The most common shorthand of "Who's in the room" is WITR. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- PITR - Parent in the Room
- GIR - Gorilla in the Room
- ITER - In the Emergency Room
- WSR - Whole System in the Room
- AITR - Adult In The Room
- LKITR - Little Kid In The Room
- ITR - In the room
- pitrtul - parents in the room text you later
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- RTL - Room temperature in the light
- LKIR - Little kid in the room