What does LOMBARD mean?
LOMBARD means Lots Of Money But A Real Dork
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Internet Slang, Chat Texting & Subculture category.
What is the abbreviation for Lots Of Money But A Real Dork?
Lots Of Money But A Real Dork can be abbreviated as LOMBARD
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What does LOMBARD stand for? LOMBARD stands for "Lots Of Money But A Real Dork". |
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How to abbreviate "Lots Of Money But A Real Dork"? "Lots Of Money But A Real Dork" can be abbreviated as LOMBARD. |
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What is the meaning of LOMBARD abbreviation? The meaning of LOMBARD abbreviation is "Lots Of Money But A Real Dork". |
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What is LOMBARD abbreviation? One of the definitions of LOMBARD is "Lots Of Money But A Real Dork". |
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What does LOMBARD mean? LOMBARD as abbreviation means "Lots Of Money But A Real Dork". |
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What is shorthand of Lots Of Money But A Real Dork? The most common shorthand of "Lots Of Money But A Real Dork" is LOMBARD. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- LALOTA - Lots and Lots of Thunderous Applause
- LLTA - Lots and Lots of Thunderous Applause
- LOMBARD - Loads Of Money But A Right Dirtbag
- LLT - Lots and Lots of Thunderous
- LLTTA - Lots and Lots of Thunderous (or Thundering Applause
- LLTTA - Lots and Lots of Thunderous Thundering Applause
- LOMBARD - Lots Of Money But A Right Dick
- Lombard - Loads of Money But A Real Dick
- Lombard - Loads of Money But A Real Dickhead
- Lombard - Lots of Money But A Real Dickhead
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- Balls up - A real mess up; a real mix up; bad state of affairs
- LOMBARD - Loads Of Money But A Real Dickhead. As if any confirmation were needed; inheritence or accumulation of wealth doesn't necessarily correlate with decency and integrity. A good acronym for Maslow and Herzberg emphasis. (Thanks DM for reminder) Lombard in fa
- LOMBARD - Loads Of Money But A Real Donut/Dickhead.
- ALOK - A Lots Of Kanyadaan
- LOMBARD - Lots Of Money But A Real Dumbell
- Money Gone to Bed - Lots of money and not having to work. After he hit the lottery, he's got money gone to bed.