What does Polydipose Dysfunction mean?

Polydipose Dysfunction means big, fat patient (polydipose being invented plural of adipose [fat])

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What is the abbreviation for big, fat patient (polydipose being invented plural of adipose [fat])?

big, fat patient (polydipose being invented plural of adipose [fat]) can be abbreviated as Polydipose Dysfunction
What does Polydipose Dysfunction mean? It stands for big, fat patient (polydipose being invented plural of adipose [fat])
What does Polydipose Dysfunction mean? - Definition of Polydipose Dysfunction - Polydipose Dysfunction stands for big, fat patient (polydipose being invented plural of adipose [fat]). By AcronymsAndSlang.com

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What does Polydipose Dysfunction stand for?
Polydipose Dysfunction stands for "big, fat patient (polydipose being invented plural of adipose [fat])".
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How to abbreviate "big, fat patient (polydipose being invented plural of adipose [fat])"?
"big, fat patient (polydipose being invented plural of adipose [fat])" can be abbreviated as Polydipose Dysfunction.
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What is the meaning of Polydipose Dysfunction abbreviation?
The meaning of Polydipose Dysfunction abbreviation is "big, fat patient (polydipose being invented plural of adipose [fat])".
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What is Polydipose Dysfunction abbreviation?
One of the definitions of Polydipose Dysfunction is "big, fat patient (polydipose being invented plural of adipose [fat])".
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What does Polydipose Dysfunction mean?
Polydipose Dysfunction as abbreviation means "big, fat patient (polydipose being invented plural of adipose [fat])".
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What is shorthand of big, fat patient (polydipose being invented plural of adipose [fat])?
The most common shorthand of "big, fat patient (polydipose being invented plural of adipose [fat])" is Polydipose Dysfunction.