What does VIP mean?
VIP means Valuable and Important people
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Common / Miscellaneous / Community category.
Particularly in Media Abbreviations
Particularly in Media Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for Valuable and Important people?
Valuable and Important people can be abbreviated as VIP
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What does VIP stand for? VIP stands for "Valuable and Important people". |
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How to abbreviate "Valuable and Important people"? "Valuable and Important people" can be abbreviated as VIP. |
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What is the meaning of VIP abbreviation? The meaning of VIP abbreviation is "Valuable and Important people". |
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What is VIP abbreviation? One of the definitions of VIP is "Valuable and Important people". |
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What does VIP mean? VIP as abbreviation means "Valuable and Important people". |
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What is shorthand of Valuable and Important people? The most common shorthand of "Valuable and Important people" is VIP. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CYP - Children and Young People
- GASP - Gay and Straight People
- TVYP - Television and Young People
- V&A - Valuable and Attractive
- HOPE - Homosexuality and the People
- IPA - Important People and Activities
- PBP - Pool and Barbeque People
- RMP - Romanian and Moldavian People
- SIBS - Special and Important Brothers and Sisters
- TTP - Tibet and Tibetan People
- TTP - Travel and Tourism People
- VENUS - Valuable and Efficient Network Utility Service
- VIPER - Very Important People Enjoy Reading
- VIPER - very important people exclusive research
- VVVIP - Very Very Very Important People
- fnp - Furniture and Naked People
- VIP - Very Important People
- wp - Wine and the People
- watp - Will and the People
- SPOH - Safe Pair Of Hands. Describes trustworthy people and organizations, especially when valuable and important responsibilities are being delegated or awarded. Very modern business-speak, much loved by men in suits who use terms like 'a big win' (a new contra