What does TTR mean?
TTR means (UK) Tea Time Review (a ripping yarn?)
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for (UK) Tea Time Review (a ripping yarn?)?
(UK) Tea Time Review (a ripping yarn?) can be abbreviated as TTR
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What does TTR stand for? TTR stands for "(UK) Tea Time Review (a ripping yarn?)". |
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How to abbreviate "(UK) Tea Time Review (a ripping yarn?)"? "(UK) Tea Time Review (a ripping yarn?)" can be abbreviated as TTR. |
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What is the meaning of TTR abbreviation? The meaning of TTR abbreviation is "(UK) Tea Time Review (a ripping yarn?)". |
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What is TTR abbreviation? One of the definitions of TTR is "(UK) Tea Time Review (a ripping yarn?)". |
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What does TTR mean? TTR as abbreviation means "(UK) Tea Time Review (a ripping yarn?)". |
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What is shorthand of (UK) Tea Time Review (a ripping yarn?)? The most common shorthand of "(UK) Tea Time Review (a ripping yarn?)" is TTR. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- TIAWT - Time Is A Warriors Tool
- TFASB - Time for A Sex Break
- ETT - English Tea Time
- HTT - Houkago Tea Time
- TIAB - Time in a Bottle
- TAAW - Time and A Word
- TFAC - Time for a Change
- TFC - Time For a Change
- ATT - Afternoon Tea Time
- TTR - Tea Time Review
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- tphc - Time as a Public Health Control
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