What does seabag mean?
seabag means duffel bag used to carry one's personal belongings
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Government & Military category.
What is the abbreviation for duffel bag used to carry one's personal belongings?
duffel bag used to carry one's personal belongings can be abbreviated as seabag
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What does seabag stand for? seabag stands for "duffel bag used to carry one's personal belongings". |
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How to abbreviate "duffel bag used to carry one's personal belongings"? "duffel bag used to carry one's personal belongings" can be abbreviated as seabag. |
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What is the meaning of seabag abbreviation? The meaning of seabag abbreviation is "duffel bag used to carry one's personal belongings". |
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What is seabag abbreviation? One of the definitions of seabag is "duffel bag used to carry one's personal belongings". |
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What does seabag mean? seabag as abbreviation means "duffel bag used to carry one's personal belongings". |
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What is shorthand of duffel bag used to carry one's personal belongings? The most common shorthand of "duffel bag used to carry one's personal belongings" is seabag. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- UTLH - Used to Love Her
- CICO - Carry in to Carry Out
- CWDB - Cimarron Wader Duffel Bag
- LDB - Laundry Duffel Bag
- MDB - medium duffel bag
- UCC - Used to Construct
- UCF - Used to Create the Foundation
- UID - Used to Identity
- UIT - Used to Identify
- URI - Used to Resolving
- URL - Used to Resolve Links
- USO - Used to Support
- utw - used to work
- utb - Used to be
- total overall dimensions. - The combined length, width, and depth of a piece of luggage, typically used to determine whether a piece of luggage qualifies either as carry-on or regular baggage.
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- DD214 - Used to discharge service members in the 1950s
- hump - carry or lift a load, originally an Australian term meaning "to carry one's swag,"; also a forced march carrying full equipment loads.
- huss - to carry one's swag
- Ah - Used to fill gaps in speaking, when you are searching for words.