What does ADTL mean?
ADTL means And Did They Listen
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What is the abbreviation for And Did They Listen?
And Did They Listen can be abbreviated as ADTL
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What does ADTL stand for? ADTL stands for "And Did They Listen". |
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What is the meaning of ADTL abbreviation? The meaning of ADTL abbreviation is "And Did They Listen". |
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What does ADTL mean? ADTL as abbreviation means "And Did They Listen". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- DYSWIDT - Did You See What I Did There?
- HDTDT - How Did They Do That?
- LEARN - Listen Empathize Apologize React and Notify
- LOOK - Listen Observe Obey and Know
- LTR - Listen and Respond
- LUV - Listen Understand and Validate
- TCTK - They re Creepy and They re Kooky
- MTF - Metabolize To Freedom (i.e. Let The Person Sober Up, And Then They Can Leave)
- AD - and did
- alt - And lastly, they
- lar - Listen and repeat
- mad - Magazine and did
- that - They and How Are They
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