What does 1NAM mean?
1NAM means One in a million
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Particularly in Texting Abbreviations, Social Networking Sites Abbreviations, Chat Abbreviations
Particularly in Texting Abbreviations, Social Networking Sites Abbreviations, Chat Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for One in a million?
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What does 1NAM stand for? 1NAM stands for "One in a million". |
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How to abbreviate "One in a million"? "One in a million" can be abbreviated as 1NAM. |
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What is the meaning of 1NAM abbreviation? The meaning of 1NAM abbreviation is "One in a million". |
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What is 1NAM abbreviation? One of the definitions of 1NAM is "One in a million". |
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What does 1NAM mean? 1NAM as abbreviation means "One in a million". |
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What is shorthand of One in a million? The most common shorthand of "One in a million" is 1NAM. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- MICROMORT - One-in-a-Million Chance of Death from an Environmental Hazard
- NIAMY - Not In A Million Years
- OATHS - One-in-a-Thousand Society
- OIAM - One in A Million
- SSIAM - Search for the Star in a Million
- OHCE - One-and-a-half-centered Expansion (method For Calcns. On Charge Transfer In Ion-atom Scattering)
- NIMY - Never In A Million Years
- NIAMY - Never In A Million Years
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