What does USDA mean?
USDA means Useless Students Demanding Attention
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Common / Miscellaneous / Community category.
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What is the abbreviation for Useless Students Demanding Attention?
Useless Students Demanding Attention can be abbreviated as USDA
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What does USDA stand for? USDA stands for "Useless Students Demanding Attention". |
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What is the meaning of USDA abbreviation? The meaning of USDA abbreviation is "Useless Students Demanding Attention". |
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What is USDA abbreviation? One of the definitions of USDA is "Useless Students Demanding Attention". |
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What does USDA mean? USDA as abbreviation means "Useless Students Demanding Attention". |
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What is shorthand of Useless Students Demanding Attention? The most common shorthand of "Useless Students Demanding Attention" is USDA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- UIFY - Useless Information for You
- UFOTD - Useless Fact of the Day
- UUOC - Useless Use of Cat
- UUOG - Useless Use of Grep
- UBI - Useless Bits of Information
- UIN - Useless Inert Nothing
- UIS - Useless Information Society
- UMQ - Useless Movie Quotes
- UMO - Useless Management Overhead
- UUC - Useless Use of Cat
- ADHD/DAMP - attention deficit hyperactivity disorder/deficits in attention, motor control and perception
- DPI - Demanding the Prosecution
- DTM - Demanding Terrain Modeling
- SART - attention--Sustained Attention Response to Task
- DT - demanding task
- Positive Hilton Sign - demanding patient expects Hilton Hotel luxury; indicates patient well enough to leave!
- ATTN/Attn - Attention (to the attention of)
- OLD - Useless then, useless now
- ADD/ADHD - Attention Deficit Disorder/Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
- DIRECT - Demanding Integrity, Responsibility, Ethical Conduct, and Truthfulness