What does Flea mean?
Flea means (US) internists, (UK) ethnic nurses (used in 1970s during an influx of imported healthcare staff) i.e. they get everywhere
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for (US) internists, (UK) ethnic nurses (used in 1970s during an influx of imported healthcare staff) i.e. they get everywhere?
(US) internists, (UK) ethnic nurses (used in 1970s during an influx of imported healthcare staff) i.e. they get everywhere can be abbreviated as Flea
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What does Flea stand for? Flea stands for "(US) internists, (UK) ethnic nurses (used in 1970s during an influx of imported healthcare staff) i.e. they get everywhere". |
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How to abbreviate "(US) internists, (UK) ethnic nurses (used in 1970s during an influx of imported healthcare staff) i.e. they get everywhere"? "(US) internists, (UK) ethnic nurses (used in 1970s during an influx of imported healthcare staff) i.e. they get everywhere" can be abbreviated as Flea. |
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What is the meaning of Flea abbreviation? The meaning of Flea abbreviation is "(US) internists, (UK) ethnic nurses (used in 1970s during an influx of imported healthcare staff) i.e. they get everywhere". |
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What is Flea abbreviation? One of the definitions of Flea is "(US) internists, (UK) ethnic nurses (used in 1970s during an influx of imported healthcare staff) i.e. they get everywhere". |
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What does Flea mean? Flea as abbreviation means "(US) internists, (UK) ethnic nurses (used in 1970s during an influx of imported healthcare staff) i.e. they get everywhere". |
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What is shorthand of (US) internists, (UK) ethnic nurses (used in 1970s during an influx of imported healthcare staff) i.e. they get everywhere? The most common shorthand of "(US) internists, (UK) ethnic nurses (used in 1970s during an influx of imported healthcare staff) i.e. they get everywhere" is Flea. |
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