What does HI mean?
HI means Here Is ....
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Internet Slang, SMS, Texting & Chat
category.
Particularly in Texting Abbreviations
Particularly in Texting Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for Here Is ....?
Here Is .... can be abbreviated as HI
Other shorthands for Here Is .... are: HITC, HIMSW, hg, HMSW, HITT
Other shorthands for Here Is .... are: HITC, HIMSW, hg, HMSW, HITT
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What does HI stand for? HI stands for "Here Is ....". |
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How to abbreviate "Here Is ...."? "Here Is ...." can be abbreviated as HI. |
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What is the meaning of HI abbreviation? The meaning of HI abbreviation is "Here Is ....". |
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What is HI abbreviation? One of the definitions of HI is "Here Is ....". |
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What does HI mean? HI as abbreviation means "Here Is ....". |
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What is shorthand of Here Is ....? The most common shorthand of "Here Is ...." is HI. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- H4D - Here 4 Days
- HTGTH - Here Today Gone to Hell
- HLAYK - Here's Looking At You Kid
- HTAE - Here, There, and Everywhere
- HWGA - Here We Go Again
- HWGM - Here We Go Magic
- HWIH - Here's What I Have
- HITC - Here Is the City
- ITAH - Is There Anybody Here
- HIMSW - Here Is My Sound of the Week
- HMSW - Here is My Sound of the Week
- MBMHS - Meek Blue Mav Here is Som
- HITT - Here Is The Top
- IIH - Is-Is Hello
- BINGO - Here it is, similar to Voila
- SUCKS - Is bad, is rubbish
- hg - Here is Greenwood
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