What does WAS mean?
WAS means the subject was changed
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Common category.
What is the abbreviation for the subject was changed?
the subject was changed can be abbreviated as WAS
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What does WAS stand for? WAS stands for "the subject was changed". |
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How to abbreviate "the subject was changed"? "the subject was changed" can be abbreviated as WAS. |
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What is the meaning of WAS abbreviation? The meaning of WAS abbreviation is "the subject was changed". |
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What is WAS abbreviation? One of the definitions of WAS is "the subject was changed". |
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What does WAS mean? WAS as abbreviation means "the subject was changed". |
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What is shorthand of the subject was changed? The most common shorthand of "the subject was changed" is WAS. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- T188A - Threonine 188 Was Changed to Alanine
- TSMARTS - The Subject Matter Authority Resource and Training Service
- TSSIA - The Subject Says It All
- MM-TQM - Education for the creation of a Multi-Media System on the subject of training on Total Quality Management
- TPWP - The Patient Was Placed
- TPW - The Patient Was
- TRWCB - The Reason Was Createdto Bring
- TSTP - The Subject Tree Project
- TWS - The Tarkine Was
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