What does Foss, Judges mean?
Foss, Judges means Foss, The judges of England
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Common / Miscellaneous / Community category.
Particularly in Bibliographic Abbreviations
Particularly in Bibliographic Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for Foss, The judges of England?
Foss, The judges of England can be abbreviated as Foss, Judges
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What does Foss, Judges stand for? Foss, Judges stands for "Foss, The judges of England". |
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How to abbreviate "Foss, The judges of England"? "Foss, The judges of England" can be abbreviated as Foss, Judges. |
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What is the meaning of Foss, Judges abbreviation? The meaning of Foss, Judges abbreviation is "Foss, The judges of England". |
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What is Foss, Judges abbreviation? One of the definitions of Foss, Judges is "Foss, The judges of England". |
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What does Foss, Judges mean? Foss, Judges as abbreviation means "Foss, The judges of England". |
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What is shorthand of Foss, The judges of England? The most common shorthand of "Foss, The judges of England" is Foss, Judges. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- GOEE - Government Office for the East of England
- UWESU - University of the West of England Students Union
- CCED - Clergy of the Church of England Database
- CCE - Clergy of the Church of England
- DACE - Diaconal Association of the Church of England
- GBE - Governor of the Bank of England
- OJCC - Office of the Judges of Compensation Claims
- BUWE - Bristol University of the West of England
- FMEE - Forum for Museums in the East of England
- GOER - Government Office for the East of England
- ISEE - Innovation Society for the East of England
- SCE - Should the Church of England be
- TSE - The South of England
- TWE - The West of England
- TWEG - The West of England Group
- ccÉ - Clergy of the Church of England
- the - The Historie of England
- uwe - University of the West of England's
- Fuller, Worthies - Fuller, The history of the worthies of England
- VCH - The Victoria history of the counties of England