What does GPRS mean?
GPRS means Generally Poor Rank Service
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Generally Poor Rank Service?
Generally Poor Rank Service can be abbreviated as GPRS
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What does GPRS stand for? GPRS stands for "Generally Poor Rank Service". |
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How to abbreviate "Generally Poor Rank Service"? "Generally Poor Rank Service" can be abbreviated as GPRS. |
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What is the meaning of GPRS abbreviation? The meaning of GPRS abbreviation is "Generally Poor Rank Service". |
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What is GPRS abbreviation? One of the definitions of GPRS is "Generally Poor Rank Service". |
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What does GPRS mean? GPRS as abbreviation means "Generally Poor Rank Service". |
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What is shorthand of Generally Poor Rank Service? The most common shorthand of "Generally Poor Rank Service" is GPRS. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- 7 Ps - Poor Preplanning Produces Piss Poor Performance
- GAAMP - Generally Accepted Agricultural and Management Practices
- GAISP - Generally Accepted Information Security Principles
- GADBDP - Generally Accepted Database Design Practice
- GAMAP - Generally Accepted Municipal Accounting Principles
- GAGAS - Generally Accepted Government Auditing Standards
- GAPMP - Generally Accepted Project Management Practice
- GASAE - Generally Accepted Standards for Attestation Engagements
- GAAP - Generally Accepted Accounting Procedures
- GAAR - Generally Accepted Appraisal Rules
- GA - Generally Available
- GRAP - Generally Recognised Accounting Practice
- GL - Generally Licensed
- GAIT - Generally Accepted IT Principles
- PPPPPPP - Poor Prior Planning Produces Piss Poor Performance
- PCS - Poor Customer Service
- PPISR - Poor People in Service to the Rich
- PPPM - Poor Poor Pitiful Me
- PCs - Poor Cellular Service
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