What does Dose of I Don't Care mean?
Dose of I Don't Care means pain-killing meds that make patient light-headed
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for pain-killing meds that make patient light-headed?
pain-killing meds that make patient light-headed can be abbreviated as Dose of I Don't Care
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What does Dose of I Don't Care stand for? Dose of I Don't Care stands for "pain-killing meds that make patient light-headed". |
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How to abbreviate "pain-killing meds that make patient light-headed"? "pain-killing meds that make patient light-headed" can be abbreviated as Dose of I Don't Care. |
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What is the meaning of Dose of I Don't Care abbreviation? The meaning of Dose of I Don't Care abbreviation is "pain-killing meds that make patient light-headed". |
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What is Dose of I Don't Care abbreviation? One of the definitions of Dose of I Don't Care is "pain-killing meds that make patient light-headed". |
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What does Dose of I Don't Care mean? Dose of I Don't Care as abbreviation means "pain-killing meds that make patient light-headed". |
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What is shorthand of pain-killing meds that make patient light-headed? The most common shorthand of "pain-killing meds that make patient light-headed" is Dose of I Don't Care. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- DTMS - Does That Make Sense
- FTMO - Friends That Make Out
- MPLP - Make Pretty Light Pattern
- HGAM - Health Guide Additions that Make
- ITMMW - Issues That Make Me Weird
- OTMO - Objects That Make Objects
- STMS - Solutions That Make Sense
- TMGG - Things that Make Guys Go
- TTMTN - Things That Make Thunderous Noises
- DIDC - Dose Of I Don't Care - Pain-killing Meds That Make Patient Light-headed
- DIDR - Dose Of I Don't Remember - Pain-killing Meds That Leave Patient Without Memory Of Painful Procedure
- LH - Light Headed
- PM - People that make
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