What does ACCOMPANY mean?
ACCOMPANY means accompanies
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Common / Miscellaneous / Community category.
Particularly in Unclassified Abbreviations
Particularly in Unclassified Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for accompanies?
accompanies can be abbreviated as ACCOMPANY
Other shorthands for accompanies are: ACPY, ACC, ab, acc, ACMP, ACCOM
Other shorthands for accompanies are: ACPY, ACC, ab, acc, ACMP, ACCOM
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What does ACCOMPANY stand for? ACCOMPANY stands for "accompanies". |
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What is the meaning of ACCOMPANY abbreviation? The meaning of ACCOMPANY abbreviation is "accompanies". |
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What does ACCOMPANY mean? ACCOMPANY as abbreviation means "accompanies". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- air courier. - A person who accompanies time-sensitive cargo being shipped as passengers' baggage, usually in exchange for a deep discount on the air fare.
- courier. - 1. Any person who accompanies cargo or hand-delivered documents. 2. Brit. A guide or tour escort. see also, air courier.
- cover letter. - A business letter which accompanies other documents or goods and explains the contents and purpose of what is being sent.
- escort. - 1. A person who accompanies an individual or group to protect or guide the other party or parties. 2. A guide who travels with a tour group. 3. A woman's date. 4. Euphemistically used of a prostitute.
- tour conductor. - 1. An employee of or contractor to a tour operator who accompanies and is in overall charge of a tour. 2. A member of a group taking a tour who is designated as that group's leader and who might have
- escort - (DOD,NATO) 3.An armed guard that accompanies a convoy, a train, prisoners, etc.