What does CANADA mean?
CANADA means Country of A Nice Alms Dollar Advent
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Country of A Nice Alms Dollar Advent?
Country of A Nice Alms Dollar Advent can be abbreviated as CANADA
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What does CANADA stand for? CANADA stands for "Country of A Nice Alms Dollar Advent". |
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What does CANADA mean? CANADA as abbreviation means "Country of A Nice Alms Dollar Advent". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ANVOT - A Nice View Over Trinidad
- DVBP - Dollar Value of a Basis Point
- ANP - A Nice Pair
- CAG - Country at A Glance
- HONDA - Hell Of a Nice Damn Automobile
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