What does [TRIANGLE] mean?
[TRIANGLE] means probably safe to land here
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Locations, Regional & international
category.
Particularly in International Abbreviations
Particularly in International Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for probably safe to land here?
probably safe to land here can be abbreviated as [TRIANGLE]
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What does [TRIANGLE] stand for? [TRIANGLE] stands for "probably safe to land here". |
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How to abbreviate "probably safe to land here"? "probably safe to land here" can be abbreviated as [TRIANGLE]. |
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What is the meaning of [TRIANGLE] abbreviation? The meaning of [TRIANGLE] abbreviation is "probably safe to land here". |
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What is shorthand of probably safe to land here? The most common shorthand of "probably safe to land here" is [TRIANGLE]. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- JOGLE - John O' Groats to Land's End
- N2MHJC - Not to Much Here Just Chillin
- NTSHMA - Nothing to See Here, Move Along
- ALBM - Air-to-Land Ballistic Missile
- ARTL - Automated Registration of Title to Land
- NTSH - Nothing To See Here
- PSFW - Probably Safe for Work
- STAS - Safe To Arm Signal
- STTO - Safe to Turn On
- UCLT - Until Cleared to Land by the Tower
- EHL - Environmental Harm to Land
- GLAC - Guides to Land Acquisition and Compensation
- HLAW - Harm to Land Air or Water
- SFCL - Safe to Flush Cat Litter
- ntstt - not safe to talk
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